Davao Metro Shuttle

Davao Metro Shuttle (DMS) is the largest home-grown bus company in Mindanao, running a fleet of over 200 air-conditioned and ordinary units. It began in 1995 as a Davao taxi service founded by Rey T. Uy and Reynaldo Alba, put its first air-conditioned buses on the Davao–Digos route in 1996, and expanded to Davao–Tagum and Davao–Kidapawan by 1998.

Today DMS connects Davao City with Davao del Sur, Davao Occidental, Cotabato, and Davao de Oro — including the Davao–Malita, Don Marcelino, and Jose Abad Santos runs down the Davao Occidental coast, plus busy Davao–Panabo, Digos, Kidapawan, and New Bataan services. It operates mainly from the Davao City Overland Transport Terminal (Ecoland) and Tagum, and in 2022 launched its first Davao–Manila overland route.

On MindaRide it runs air-conditioned and ordinary units from the Davao overland terminal at Ecoland, with its own terminals at Malita and Don Marcelino down the Davao Occidental coast and a call at Butuan's integrated terminal on the Caraga run. The network here spans short Panabo and Tagum hops, the Digos, Bansalan, and Kidapawan corridors, Arakan into Cotabato, New Bataan in Davao de Oro, and the multi-day PITX service to Manila.