1. LRT-1: The Yellow Line (Reverted Branding)
Route: 32.4 km from North Triangle Common Station (QC) to Niog (Bacoor).
Ridership: Serving 230,600 additional riders daily in 2024, scaling to 650,000 by 2028.
Structural Rehabilitation: Full structural rehab of Original (OG) stations/viaducts (Baclaran to FPJ). Includes crack repairs, pier/foundation reinforcement, and tuning up turnback facilities.
PITX-Standard Upgrades: Retrofitting old stations with elevators, escalators, and ramps. Restoration of out-of-service CRs and PWD facilities.
Connectivity: * Monumento Bridgeway: Completion of the interrupted bridgeway for platform-to-platform transfers (matching EDSA-Taft).
North Triangle Common Station: Integration with LRT-3, MRT-7, and LRT-9. Features head-to-head platforms for LRT-1/LRT-3 with a 147.4m walkalator to MRT-7.
Demolition: Old spur line and "Area A" (BFC-FDSC Consortium) cleared for expansion.
Extensions: North Extension (Malvar Station); Cavite Extension Phases 2 & 3 (Las Piñas, Zapote, Niog).
2. LRT-2: The Purple Line (Reverted Branding)
Route: 17.6 km (Recto to Masinag).
Structural Rehab: Full rehab of OG stations (Recto to Santolan), including viaducts, piers, foundations, and CR restoration.
Operations: Ownership by DOTr/LRTA; Ops by SMC Mass Rail Transit 7, Inc. and Korail.
Rolling Stock: LRTA 2100 Class (Rotem). Front cab design resembles 3rd-gen Korail Class 311000 (Seoul Line 1), 341000 (Line 4), and 351000 (Suin–Bundang Line) with round front ends.
Extensions: West Extension to Pier 4; 6km East Extension (5 stations) from Masinag to Cogeo.
3. LRT-3: The Blue Line (Rebranded MRT-3)
Ownership Transition: Moved from MRTC to DOTr/LRTA; Operations by LRMC, Sumitomo, and Hankyu.
High-Grade Rehab (Feb 4, 2026): ₱8.1-billion Japanese ODA loan signed by DFA Sec. Theresa Lazaro and Ambassador Endo Kazuya.
Target Completion: October 2029.
Scope: Restoration to "original as-designed condition." Includes mainline rail replacement, 72-coach overhauling, renewal of signaling, power, communications, and station equipment/renovation.
Fleet Strategy: Acquisition of 3G trains from LRTA; 4-car configurations using LRTA 1200 class.
Service Model: Booths converted to "Change and Assistance" centers; primary ticketing via Smart Cards/TVMs to increase efficiency.
Station Renaming: Araneta City-Cubao, Santolan, and EDSA-Magallanes.
4. Comprehensive Future Grid
LRT-4 (Green): Magsaysay Blvd to SM City Taytay. (Stations: Magsaysay Blvd, Dupil, Kalentong, F. Martinez, Wack-Wack, EDSA, Lourdes, Julia Vargas, Meralco, Pasig, Bonifacio Ave, L. Wood, SM City Taytay). LRTA 13000 class.
LRT-5 (Cyan): Makati City Subway. Stations: One Ayala, Paseo de Roxas, Makati Med, Metropolitan, Circuit Makati, Makati City Hall, Poblacion, Rockwell, Guadalupe, UMak, Kalayaan, Sampaguita, M. Almeda, Taguig City Hall, San Miguel, MRT Ave, Central Signal Village, Arca South, TCITX.
LRT-6: Niog to Governor's Drive (Dasmariñas). (Stations: Niog, Tirona, Imus, Daang Hari, Salitran, Congressional Ave, Governor’s Drive).
MRT-7 (Red): North Triangle to SJDM.
LRT-8: University Ave (QC) to Hidalgo (Manila).
LRT-9 (Metro Manila Subway): 58.8km. Bahay Pare (Bulacan) to Governor’s Drive (Cavite).
5. Auxiliary & Provincial Lines
LRT-10: San Dionisio (Parañaque) to Polo (Valenzuela).
LRT-11: Balintawak (QC) to Gaya-Gaya (SJDM).
LRT-12: San Mateo (Rizal) to Pasig City Hall.
LRT-13: PITX (Parañaque) to West Valenzuela.
LRT-15 to 20: Arca South–Filinvest (15), Muntinlupa–Pansol (16), Pasig–Blumentritt (17), Tomas Morato–Makati (18), Caloocan–Fairview (19), Taytay–Las Piñas (20).
LRT-21 to 29 (Luzon Provincial): Calumpit–SJDM (21), Bocaue–Baliwag (22), Sangley–Naic (23), Naic–Sampaloc (24), Dasmariñas–Mendez (25), Calamba–San Pablo (26), Pansol–Pagsanjan (27), Pansol–Pililla (28), Metro Manila Hills–Mira Nila (29).
Luzon Airport Express: Clark (DMIA) to Sangley Airport (Cavite).
6. North–South Commuter Railway (NSCR)
Route: 147 km from New Clark City to Calamba.
Operations: Tokyo Metro, JR East, JR West, Mitsubishi, Sumitomo, and Hankyu.
Laguna Extension: Calamba, Bucal, Pansol, Masili, Los Baños, UP Los Baños, and IRRI.
7. Budgetary & Civil Works
GAA 2027: To be tackled after the 5th SONA on July 27, 2026.
EDSA Busway: Three new stations (Cubao, Magallanes, PITX) under construction Q1-Q4 2026; upgrades to Kamuning Station and subway right-of-way protection.
