Camp John Hay Eyes Electric Buses, Cable Car for Enhanced Transportation
Camp John Hay in the Philippines is considering the resumption of electric bus loop services, a direct shuttle to SM Baguio, and a cable car to attract tourists. These projects aim to ease congestion and stimulate the local economy.
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