Baliwag Transit & Golden Bee Schedule November 2026

Planning a trip from Metro Manila to Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Aurora, or Pangasinan? Baliwag Transit and Golden Bee have published their November 2026 bus schedules, covering major terminals such as Cubao, Grace Park, PITX, Baliwag, Hagonoy, Cabanatuan, and San Jose City.

The schedules also include selected trips using SCTEX and CLLEX, plus designated services through SM Pulilan Transport Terminal.

For many commuters traveling between Metro Manila and Central Luzon, knowing the first and last bus trips can make the difference between a smooth journey and an unexpected overnight stay.

The published schedules are useful for employees returning to work, students traveling home, families visiting relatives, and passengers making connections through major bus terminals.

Some routes operate throughout much of the day, while others have limited departure windows or specific operating days. That distinction is important, especially if you are planning to catch an early-morning bus or arrive at a terminal late in the evening.

Important: The schedules below are based on the operator’s November 2026 announcements provided with this article. All trips are subject to change without prior notice. Where the announcement gives only the first and last departure, it does not establish how frequently buses leave between those times.

Baliwag Transit and Golden Bee: NCR Terminal Schedules

Cubao Terminal Departure Schedules

Cubao is one of the main departure points for passengers traveling north from Metro Manila. The published schedule provides an early start for San Jose City and Cabanatuan, while Baliwag has the latest listed final departure at 10:30 PM.

If you are traveling from Quezon City, Cubao may be convenient because of its connections with other public transportation services. However, check the exact boarding location before your trip, particularly if you are unfamiliar with the operator’s terminal arrangements.

The first and last trips listed above should be treated as the boundaries of the published operating window, not as a promise of continuous or hourly departures.

Grace Park Terminal Bus Departure Schedules

For San Jose City, the operator’s poster lists five departure times in total: 4:30 AM, 7:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 5:00 PM.

This is different from the Baliwag and Cabanatuan entries, which show only the first and last trips.

Passengers heading to San Jose City should therefore pay attention to the individual departures rather than assuming that buses operate at regular intervals throughout the day.

Grace Park may also be a practical option for passengers coming from northern Metro Manila, depending on their starting point and available connecting transportation.

San Jose City and PITX Bus Trip Schedules

The November 2026 announcement provides detailed departure times for services connecting San Jose City and the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX).

These routes are especially relevant for passengers traveling between Nueva Ecija and southern Metro Manila.

San Jose City to PITX

Passengers have several departures to choose from, but the routes are not identical.

Some services travel through Bulacan, while others use SCTEX and Dau or CLLEX and Aliaga. Your preferred bus may depend on where you need to get off and whether the service allows passengers to alight at that location.

Before boarding, ask the conductor whether the trip passes through your intended stop.

PITX to San Jose City

The first PITX departure to San Jose City is 5:30 AM, while the last listed departure is 7:00 PM.

For travelers coming from Cavite, Parañaque, or other areas connected to PITX, this service may reduce the need to transfer through Cubao or Grace Park.

However, passengers should still confirm their departure bay, ticketing arrangement, and exact route with terminal personnel.

Provincial Terminal Schedules

Baliwag Terminal, Bulacan

Baliwag to Divisoria Departures: 5:00 AM, 6:00 AM, 7:00 AM, 8:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM.

Baliwag serves as an important departure point for passengers traveling from Bulacan to Metro Manila.

The Cubao and Grace Park routes have published first and last departure times, while the Divisoria service has specific departure times.

If you are traveling to Manila for an appointment or a connecting trip, allow enough time for road traffic and terminal queues.

Hagonoy Terminal, Bulacan

Hagonoy passengers can choose between services toward Cubao and Divisoria, depending on their destination in Metro Manila.

The first listed Cubao trip leaves at 3:30 AM, which may suit passengers who need to reach the city early. The final listed Cubao departure is at 7:00 PM.

The Divisoria route begins at 4:00 AM and has a last listed trip at 5:00 PM.

Cabanatuan Terminal, Nueva Ecija

Cabanatuan to Cubao—first departures by day:

Cabanatuan to Grace Park—first departures by day:

The day-specific first trips are worth checking carefully. A passenger accustomed to the weekday schedule could arrive too early or miss an expected departure if they assume the same timetable applies on weekends.

The published final departures are 7:45 PM for Cubao and 6:00 PM for Grace Park.

San Jose City Terminal, Nueva Ecija

San Jose City has one of the earliest published departures in this group, with the first Cubao trip leaving at 12:30 AM.

For Grace Park, the poster provides five specific departures rather than a continuous timetable.

The PITX schedule is more detailed and includes different routes through Bulacan, SCTEX, Dau, and CLLEX, as shown earlier.

Passengers planning a late-night or very early-morning trip should confirm that the service is operating as scheduled before heading to the terminal.

Other routes from Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Aurora, and Pangasinan

Beyond the main terminals, Baliwag Transit and Golden Bee also list departures from smaller towns and provincial transport points.

These routes can be particularly useful for passengers who would otherwise need to travel to Cabanatuan, Baliwag, or another major terminal before heading to Metro Manila.

Provincial Departures Toward Metro Manila

These schedules illustrate how the operator’s network extends beyond the larger cities. For example, residents of Pantabangan and General Mamerto Natividad have published early departures toward Cubao, while Dingalan has a listed 3:00 PM service.

The Cuyapo-to-Caloocan service deserves special attention because the announcement explicitly states that there is no trip every Sunday.

If you are planning a weekend journey, particularly on Sunday, check your route’s operating days rather than relying on its weekday departure time.

Additional Departures from Cubao

Cubao also serves routes to several destinations beyond the main Baliwag Transit terminal network.

Travelers heading to smaller towns should pay attention to the destination sign and route description. Two buses departing from the same terminal may use different highways or serve different intermediate stops.

For passengers traveling to San Quintin, the poster identifies several CLLEX departures. If you need to alight somewhere along the way, confirm whether your preferred trip serves that stop.

Other Departures from Caloocan and Divisoria

From Caloocan

From Divisoria

The Divisoria schedule is especially useful for passengers traveling between Manila and Bulacan. Several departures are listed throughout the day, including evening trips to Baliwag and Hagonoy.

Remember that these are the times printed in the November announcement. Additional trips, cancellations, or changes may occur depending on operations.

SM Pulilan Transport Terminal Designated Trips

Baliwag Transit and Golden Bee also announced designated departures through the SM Pulilan Transport Terminal.

Unlike some other services, these trips have specific weekday conditions.

This timetable should not be interpreted as a seven-day service.

The announcement lists Monday departures separately from Tuesday- Friday departures and does not provide a Saturday or Sunday schedule for these designated trips.

If you intend to board at SM Pulilan, confirm that your travel date falls within the published operating days.

SCTEX and CLLEX Bus Trips

Some Baliwag Transit and Golden Bee trips use the Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and the Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEX).

The operator also published a separate timetable for selected SCTEX–CLLEX services via Caalibangbangan.

San Jose City to Cubao via SCTEX–CLLEX

Cubao SCTEX–CLLEX Departures

The 4:00 PM Cubao-to-Rizal trip is specifically marked for Friday and Saturday only.

Using an expressway does not automatically mean a particular bus will be faster for every passenger. Travel time also depends on traffic, boarding stops, weather, and the location where you intend to get off.

If you are unsure which service to take, ask terminal staff to compare the available routes before purchasing your ticket.

How to prepare for your Baliwag Transit or Golden Bee trip

Arrive early, especially for limited departures.

For routes with only one or a few published trips, arriving early is particularly important.

Consider allowing at least 30–60 minutes before departure for ordinary travel days, with additional allowance during holidays, weekends, and peak periods.

This is a planning suggestion rather than an official boarding requirement.

Check your actual terminal.

Metro Manila has several departure points, and the same destination may be served from more than one location.

For example, San Jose City is listed from Cubao, Grace Park, and PITX. These terminals are not interchangeable, so check where your selected bus actually departs.

Confirm your highway route.

If your destination is an intermediate town, ask whether the bus travels via Bulacan, Dau, SCTEX, or CLLEX.

An expressway trip may bypass a stop served by another route. Confirming this before boarding can help prevent unnecessary transfers.

Prepare for road delays.

Traveling around Metro Manila and Central Luzon can involve variable traffic conditions, especially near major intersections, transport terminals, and expressway exits.

Avoid planning a tightly timed connection immediately after your expected bus arrival.

Keep essentials within reach.

For a more comfortable trip, carry drinking water, a charged phone, necessary medication, identification, and a small amount of cash.

Keep valuables with you, and make sure your luggage is properly identified.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time is the first Baliwag Transit trip from Cubao to Cabanatuan?

• Thefirst Cubao-to-Cabanatuan trip at 2:30 AM and the last at 9:00 PM.

What time is the last Cubao-to-Baliwag bus?

• The last Cubao-to-Baliwag departure is 10:30 PM.

Does Baliwag Transit have PITX-to-San Jose City trips?

• Yes. The PITX to San Jose City runs from 5:30 AM to 7:00 PM, with several intermediate departures.

Are there Baliwag Transit trips from Grace Park to San Jose City?

• Yes. Five departures are listed: 4:30 AM, 7:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 5:00 PM.

Is there a direct bus from SM Pulilan to Cubao?

• The designated SM Pulilan schedule lists a 5:30 AM Cubao departure from Monday through Friday. No weekend departure is specified in the supplied announcement.

Are the November 2026 bus schedules final?

• No. The operator states that schedules are subject to change without prior notice.

Final Travel Reminders

Baliwag Transit and Golden Bee’s November 2026 schedule offers several travel options connecting Metro Manila with Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Aurora, and Pangasinan.

The most important details to check are your departure terminal, exact travel date, route, and whether your preferred service operates daily or only on selected days.

Passengers traveling through Cubao, Grace Park, PITX, and major provincial terminals can use the tables above as a planning reference. Those taking designated SM Pulilan trips or selected SCTEX–CLLEX services should pay particular attention to operating-day restrictions.

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