Are Bicolanos specifically Nagueños near to hugging the highly urbanized means of transportation? From the trial run of the few taxi units in Naga during the last week of May, we can rarely see units occupied with passengers. You'll have to wait for around 30 minutes or even an hour to see a taxi on the road considering that you are in the downtown area of Naga. Just right after the Peñafrancia Festival, the number of taxis in Naga has dramatically increased in number. Before, we have observed that there's only one operator (HRMM) with the yellow plate but for the past few weeks there were additional lines already. A lot of those additional taxi units doesn't have plates yet which means that they are new investments. Yes this is a good news, but this can also mean demand for increasing "willing taxi passengers" aka those who can afford and this can also mean challenge for those who are of the old scheme of transportation. Enjoy your taxi ride!
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