Solo Travelers, Skip the Awkward Middle Seats With This 1x1x1 Bus to Bicol

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(SPOT.ph) Long bus rides can be such a pain. If you've ever been on a bus trip longer than five hours, you know it can get really uncomfortable quickly. Aside from wearing out your butt with all that sitting, sharing such close quarters with strangers is awkward, especially when traveling alone. If you hate the dreaded middle seat just as much as we do, then Bicol Isarog Transport's new line of buses might be for you. For P1,000, you can ride all the way to Naga, Camarines Sur sans the usual cramped bus layout, thanks to these new 1x1x1 buses.

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Here's what we know about the new solo-traveler-friendly bus to Bicol:

1x1x1 buses, what the hell are those? Well, for the uninitiated, these new buses have three columns of seats, each with singles instead of the usual doubles or, worse, triple-seaters. Think of those premium solo bus seats, but more affordable. 

© Provided by Spot.ph PHOTO BY Website/ Bicol Isarog Transport

© Provided by Spot.ph PHOTO BY Website/ Bicol Isarog Transport

Each bus can accommodate about 35 passengers—that's about half the capacity of a normal bus. But what it lacks in space, it makes up for in comfort and plenty of leg room, as you no longer have to wrestle your neighbors for control over the armrest or do the awkward scooch whenever someone gets up. 

Currently, the bus can be booked for daily trips to Naga and Manila. You can even book ahead online if you hate lining up. The fare is P1,000 per way with pick-up points at the Bicol Isarog Bus Terminal in Cubao, South Station Transport Terminal in Alabang, and the terminal in Turbina, Laguna. Aside from having solo seats, the bus is also decked out with charging ports and a comfort room making it ideal for the Manila-Bicol journey, which usually takes about 12 hours. 

© Provided by Spot.ph PHOTO BY Facebook/ Bicol Isarog Transport System Inc.

So if you're traveling solo to the Bicol Region this Holy Week, you might want to consider shelling out a little extra dough for this deluxe premium bus. 

For more information, visit Bicol Isarog Transport System Inc.'s Facebook page.

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