LRT 2 to return to normal operations beginning Jan. 1

MANILA, Philippines — The Light Rail Transit Line 2 (LRT 2) will return to its normal operations starting Jan. 1, it announced on Wednesday. 

In an advisory, LRT 2 said that starting Thursday, the first trips from Antipolo to Recto stations will depart at 5 a.m.

Meanwhile, the last trip from Antipolo Station will depart at 9:00 PM, while the last commercial train from Recto Station will depart at 9:39 p.m. 

Earlier, the Department of Transportation announced the extended operations of LRT 2 to cater to late-night commuters, workers, and shoppers. 

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Meanwhile, Administrator Hernando Cabrera, in his New Year message, said the LRT-2 remains steadfast in their commitment to providing affordable, accessible, and dependable public transportation — ensuring that every journey is efficient, comfortable, and responsive to the needs of the riding public.

“Our passengers are at the center of everything we do. Guided by this principle, we will continue to enhance our operations, facilities, and services to further improve your daily commute and overall travel experience,” said Cabrera. 

“As we move forward into 2026, we look ahead with optimism and purpose, working together to deliver smoother journeys, stronger connectivity, and more meaningful experiences across the LRT-2 system,” he added. /atm