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Welcome to the Philippine Transportation Task Force of Tambayan Philippines.

Scope

The Transportation Task Force is dedicated to expanding the coverage of transportation-related topics on Wikipedia specific to the Philippines. This includes creating and improving articles on Philippine transportation infrastructure, such as roads, railways, terminals, bus lines, airports, and seaports, It also covers write-ups on developments and current projects in the transportation sector.

Participants

1. Itsquietuptown (talk · contribs)
2. Longcake Higad (talk · contribs)
3. Hiwilms (talk · contribs) – a graduate of BS Civil Engineering with Specialization in Transportation Engineering
4. Ganmatthew (talk · contribs)
5. BoholMappingAndRoutes (talk · contribs)
6. 360kong (talk · contribs)

To do

To-do items for members of Philippine transportation task force

• Tag related transportation articles.
• Find editors who have shown interest in this subject and ask them to take a look here.
• Identify articles for creation.
• Identify articles for improvement.
• Review importance and quality of existing articles.

To-do items for anyone

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Add new items

Task force guidelines

Tagging and assessment

Any articles that are within the scope of this project should be tagged with the project banners of Tambayan Philippines.

Project templates

For main project templates, see the main project page for Tambayan Philippines.

Userbox template

Use the code below to display the userbox on your user page.
<syntaxhighlight lang="text" class="" style="" inline="1">{{Wikipedia:Tambayan Philippines/Outreach/User Philippine transportation task force}}</syntaxhighlight> {{Wikipedia:Tambayan Philippines/Outreach/User Philippine transportation task force}}

Article guidelines

The guidelines stated in this section are expected to be followed within articles related to Philippine transportation.

Structure

Below is the suggested structure for railway station articles:

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Station name

(The) [Station name] station is a (an under-construction) [at-grade, elevated, or underground] system station served by [train lines that serve the station] located in [city/municipality], [province (outside Metro Manila)]. [Notable information also goes here, like if it's a terminus or changeover station...]. The station is the [nth] station for trains headed to [First station] and the [nth] station for trains headed to [Last station].

It is located at [address/intersection]. [Other notable locations here, like proximity to a university or sports venue]. Service began [date].

History

[If applicable, add a few paragraphs about history here]

Nearby landmarks

• [List of places that people going to this station may be interested in knowing about]

Transportation links

• [List of out-of-system transportation transfers]

References

[[Category:Manila [Light/Metro] Rail Transit System stations]] [[Category:Railway stations opened in [yyyy]]] [[Category:Buildings and structures in [city]]]

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Standards

Station naming

Article titles of train stations must be in the format of [Name] station. Parenthetical disambiguation where required may be added, with preference in the following order:

1. Transit type (e.g., LRT, MRT)
2. Line name (e.g., LRT Line 1, MRT Line 7)
3. Geographic area (e.g., Manila, Metro Manila)

Units of measurement

A comprehensive set of guidelines based on MOS:UNIT, MOS:PH, and PD No. 187, s. 1973 is provided for consistent unit measurements in Philippine transportation articles.

• The primary units to be used in articles are SI (metric) units.
• Conversions to imperial units (e.g., miles, feet) may be provided where necessary. Use the template {{cvt|value|SI unit}} to convert. For example, to convert 18.584 km to mi, use {{cvt|18.584|km}}.
• Use up to three decimal places for metric measurements.
• Conversions to non-metric measurements must use decimals up to three places for consistency.

Article templates

Station article template

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Stations#Article template example.

Infobox template

Railway stations

Railway station articles must begin with an infobox, with its example for Sacred Heart station shown below:

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Sacred Heart
Construction of Sacred Heart station
General information
Location	Quirino Highway, Barangay Greater Lagro, Quezon City Philippines
Coordinates	14°45′14″N 121°05′06.1″E
Owned by	SMC Mass Rail Transit 7 Inc.
Line(s)	MRT Line 7
Distance	18.584 km (11.548 mi)
Platforms	2 side platforms
Tracks	2
Construction
Structure type	elevated
Accessible
Other information
Status	Under construction
Station code	S12
History
Opening	2025
Services
Preceding station Manila MRT Following station Quirino Avenue towards North EDSA MRT Line 7 Tala towards San Jose Del Monte
Location

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Stub templates

• {{Example}}

RouteBox and RINT templates

When denoting a connection of transfer to a specific stop along another transportation system as part of stops tables or nearby transportaion modes for articles about stops or places, use a generic {{Rail-interchange}} icon corresponding to its mode of transport (see the list below), followed by a RouteBox or Rail-interchange template for its official classifications, and the official name of the stop.

For stops along a bus route, use {{RouteBox}}templates to indicate the bus route classification, route color as indicated in the article on the list of bus routes in Metro Manila, and the official name of the stop.

For railway transfers, use the localized {{Rail-interchange}} templates provided at Template:Rail-interchange/doc/PH. Note that a formatter for railway station names is also provided at Template:Station/doc.

For consistency, use the following generic icons for its corresponding mode of transport:

• {{rint|bus|rapid}} for bus rapid transit systems
• {{rint|bus|1}} for bus routes
• {{rint|metro}} for MRT, LRT, and other rapid transit systems
• {{rint|rail}} for the PNR Metro Commuter Line
• {{font color | black | {{ferry icon|12px}}}} [[File:PasigRiverFerryServiceLogo.png|20px|link=Pasig River Ferry Service]] for the Pasig River Ferry Service
• {{ferry icon|12px}} for other ferry systems

Unless specified, public transportation connections are considered to be part of official routes designated by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board.

Examples:

•  E  North Avenue
•  7  GMA-Kamuning
•  BA02  One Bonifacio High Street
•  3  Katipunan
• Araneta Center-Cubao
• EDSA
• Guadalupe Ferry Station
• Santa Ana Ferry Station

As an additional note, for RouteBox templates that does not automatically link to the Wikipedia article of the transport system, you may use the link parameter to provide a wikilink to its respective article, as shown in the example below:

{{RouteBox|7|List of bus routes in Metro Manila<nowiki>|#f9cf47|white}}

Line colors

The table below shows the official colors assigned by the Department of Transportation, as listed on the second version of the Unified Color Palette Standard Guidelines for the Railways Sector.

Assigned colors

Set	Line	Color Name	Hex Code	Text Color
Second	LRT Line 1	Green	#00B500	White
	LRT Line 2	Purple	#6A0DAD	White
First	MRT Line 3	Yellow	#FEEC00	Black
Second	MRT Line 4	Orange	#FF5F22	White
Third	MRT Line 7	Maroon	#800000	White
First	NSCR System	Red	#FF0000	White
	MMSP System	Blue	#0000FF	White
Third	South Long Haul	Sky	#76D7EA	Black

Unassigned colors

Below are the colors that have not yet been assigned to any line. Colors in a higher set are prioritized for assignment.

Set	Color Name	Hex Code	Text Color
Third	Brown	#964B00	White
	Gray	#808080	White
	Magenta	#F653A6	White
	Pink	#FFC0CB	Black
	Teal	#008080	White
Fourth	Indigo	#4A0082	White
	Lavender	#BF7BD5	White
	Olive	#808000	White
	Lime	#E8F48C	Black
	Coral	#FF8B5A	Black
	Amber	#FFBF00	Black
	Peach	#FFE5B4	Black

Stations/Stops table template

Articles on notable transportation systems such as buses, railways, and ferry systems may use a table that lists all of its officially designated stops, the distance between stops, direct and indirect transfers to other transportation services, and the highly urbanized cities and/or independent component cities (HUCICCs) and province that it is located in.

Header and footer

A skeletal template of the table with the header and footer is provided below: <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

List of stations

Name	Distance (km)		Structure type		District/Barangay	Transfers	Location
	Between stations	From terminus
First Station	—	0.000	One	none	City or Municipality
Second Station	—	1.234	Two	Transfers go here	City or Municipality
Stations and train systems in italics are either under construction or proposed.

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Station names

In the Name column, stops that are proposed, under construction, or not operational should be denoted with italics. The official name of the stop as indicated by official maps or signage should be used here.

Distance between stations

In the Distance columns for between stops and between terminuses, distances should be provided in kilometers, up to the third decimal place. Note that if there are no reliable sources on the distances between stops, this column may be omitted.

Transfers

In the Transfers column, any nearby transportation services or terminals that are directly or indirectly connected to the given stop may be listed here.

Use the guidelines from the RouteBox and RINT templates section above when denoting transfers. For readability, you may either place em-dashes (—) or use collapsible lists to separate different modes of transport or connecting terminals in each row of the column.

It is suggested to arrange these sections in order from highest to lowest transport capacity. For consistency, the header should be named after the system name (e.g. Manila MRT, Manila LRT, Philippine National Railways) or the owner of the system (e.g. BGC Bus), whichever is more appropriate. The header should also link to its Wikipedia article, if there is one.

1. Long-distance railways (PNR, NSCR, etc)
2. Rapid transit (LRTs, MRTs, BRTs, etc)
3. Bus services
4. Airport, seaports, landports, and ferry services
5. Other modes of transport or terminals

Official data on UX Express, jeepney, and tricycle routes are not reliable and as such, connections to their routes or "stops" should not be included until a reliable source is available. However, you may indicate any transfers to their terminals, if notable.

Templates

This template uses em dashes to distinguish between different transport modes. <syntaxhighlight lang="html">

  
—
 

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On the other hand, a template for collapsible lists, which allows the list to be collapsed and organized more neatly, is provided below:

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

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Examples

Using the template, we can generate a list of transfers for multiple transport modes and even multiple stops under each one. This example shows a station that connects to: (1) a MRT station with two lines (2) a BRT stop with one line, and (3) a bus stop with 3 routes. The first table below shows the example scenario using the em dash layout:

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Manila MRT

• 3 North Triangle Common Station

EDSA Carousel

•  E  North Avenue

Bus Routes

•  4   19   32  North EDSA

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On the other hand, this one is how it would be done using the collapsible lists layout:

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"> 3 North Triangle Common Station
—
 E  North Avenue
—
 4   19   32  North EDSA </syntaxhighlight>

Note that the em dash layout does not require the name or owner of the system as it is much simpler in nature. This is what both of them would look like in a wikitable:

Transfers A	Transfers B
3 North Triangle Common Station —  E  North Avenue —  4   19   32  North EDSA	Manila MRT 3 North Triangle Common Station EDSA Carousel  E  North Avenue Bus Routes  4   19   32  North EDSA

Location

If the route is entirely located within one HUCICC, the Location column may be omitted. However, if it passes through two or more HUCICCs, the Location column should be used to denote which stops fall under which areas. For routes that pass through two or more provinces, indicate the province as well, separated by a comma.

Boundary crossings between HUCICCs and provinces may be denoted instead if the stop is located at the boundary of these two areas.

Examples:

• Manila
• San Pedro, Laguna
• Mandaluyong–Makati boundary