Halsema Highway

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Halsema Highway (also known Baguio-Bontoc Road or Mountain Trail) is a two- to four-lane highway that stretches from Baguio City to Bontoc, Mountain Province. It is the highest altitude highway in the Philippines. Its length is about 150 km from Baguio city. The road also leads to Sagada, which is 29 km farther from the junction. The road is not well maintained. It is slippery during rainy season. Its builder Eusebius Julius Halsema was named after him. It is one of the ten most dangerous roads in the world.^{[citation needed]}^[1]

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v t e Transportation in the Philippines

Transportation agencies	Department of Transportation and Communications Department of Public Works and Highways Metropolitan Manila Development Authority

Public utility vehicles	Jeepney Kuliglig Taxicab Tricycle (Philippines) Trisikad UV Express

Bus companies	AB Liner ALPS The Bus, Inc. Baliwag Transit Bonifacio Transport Corp. CEM Trans Services, Inc. Ceres Liner Citylink Coach Services Inc. Dagupan Bus Co., Inc. De Leon Express Dela Rosa Transit DLTBCo Dominion Bus Lines EMBC Fariñas Transit Company Fermina Express Five Star Bus Company G Liner Genesis Transport Service Inc. Greenline Express Green Star Express Inc. GV Florida Transport HM Transport Inc. Inocencio Aniceto Transportation JAC Liner Inc. JAM Joanna Jesh Transport Corp. Juaymah Maureen Transport King of Kings Transport Lilian Express Partas Peñafrancia Tours and Travel Transport Inc. Philippine Rabbit Philtranco Santrans Saulog Transit Inc. Vallacar Transit Corporation Victory Liner Viron Transit

Major highways	Antero Soriano Highway Aguinaldo Highway C-5 Commonwealth Avenue EDSA (C-4) Governor's Drive Halsema Highway MacArthur Highway Maharlika Highway Manila-Cavite Expressway (Coastal Road) Marikina-Infanta Highway NAIA Expressway North Luzon (NLEx) Quirino Highway Sayre Highway Subic-Clark-Tarlac (SCTEx) Skybridge Skyway South Luzon (SLEx) Southern Tagalog Arterial Road (STAR Tollway) Sumulong Highway

Railways	Philippine National Railways Light Rail Transit Metro Rail Transit UP Diliman AGT

International airports	Manila Laoag Clark Subic Cebu Kalibo Iloilo Davao Zamboanga Puerto Princesa Gen. Santos

Airlines	AirAsia Zest Cebu Pacific Interisland Airlines Pacific Pearl Airways PAL Express Philippine Airlines Philippines AirAsia Sky Pasada Tigerair Philippines

Water transportation	Ports Pasig River Ferry Service Strong Republic Nautical Highway

Shipping lines	2GO Travel Cokaliong Shipping Lines Gothong Lines Gothong Southern Lite Shipping Corporation Montenegro Lines Roble Shipping Inc. Sulpicio Lines Trans-Asia Shipping Lines

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