Deleted. Grumpy tonight. Anyway, yes you will. Look harder.

 

Is this considered three or four digits? What I read was that the tricycles, about 2500, are all licensed in Dumaguete and have published rates to outlying areas like Sibulan, Zambo, Bacong, etc. The rate schedule was on the same page as this picture at the website shown in the bottom left of the photo.

 

That's a 4 digit number Dave, the ones from Sibulan do without the leading zero.

 

thanks for clarifying.

 

One of the ones from Sibulan is 001 and that is considered 3 digits. Many of the ones from Sibulan and from Bacong are 3 digits starting with 0. I am surprised more members have not seen them around Duma. They are not nearly as common as the 4 digit ones but if you can catch a 3 digit trike headed for Sibulan then its still only 10 pesos for the ride. My gf and I caught one outside of Cangs and she chatted with one of the other passengers who said "don't give him more than 10 pesos per person or you will spoil him."

Its not such a great deal as you can catch a jeep for the same price in the same spot if they are not full (but they usually are). My guess is they take someone into the city and come back empty so 10 pesos is 10 pesos.

The ones to Bacong with 3 digits actually have a tricycle station set up near the market. Those with keen eyes will find them.

EDIT: We have also caught a 3 digit tricycle going from the Dumaguete market to Sibulan after 9 pm when the jeeps have stopped running. They charge 25 pesos a head for that trip though.

 

What is with the route A? And the route D no longer exists?

 

Route E is red, not maroon I guess based on Google Earth

 

From me personally, I haven’t seen a route A or D at all so not sure if they do exist.


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