When the price at the pump climbs faster than a bus on a mountain pass, most companies start looking for the "Exit" sign. But for a transport giant like Victory Liner, staying stationary wasn't an option—not when thousands of livelihoods were riding on their next move. Beyond the Terminal: Victory Liner’s Bold Plan to Save Jobs The Philippine transport sector is currently staring down the barrel of a global oil crisis. For many, the math simply doesn't add up anymore: higher fuel costs plus fewer passengers equals a fleet that stays parked. Even industry titans aren't immune, with Victory Liner recently forced to consolidate routes and trim trip frequencies just to keep the lights on. However, fewer trips usually mean thinner paychecks for the people behind the wheel. Recognizing this, Victory Liner refused to let its drivers and conductors bear the brunt of the economic squeeze. Instead of downsizing, they ...