Rural Transit

Rural Transit of Mindanao, Inc. (RTMI) is a Cagayan de Oro–headquartered operator and one of the core brands of the Yanson Group of Bus Companies (YGBC), the country's largest bus group. It began as the Cagayan de Oro–based Fortune Express, which the Yanson family acquired in 1985 and renamed Rural Transit of Mindanao — building it into one of the dominant carriers across northern and western Mindanao.

RTMI runs air-conditioned and ordinary coaches from its Cagayan de Oro bases in Bulua (routes to western Mindanao) and Yacapin (routes to the south), plus hubs in Pagadian and Dipolog. Its network anchors on the busy Cagayan de Oro–Iligan and Cagayan de Oro–Davao corridors and reaches General Santos, Cotabato City, Dipolog, Mati, and Zamboanga City.

It carries the widest range of service classes of any operator on MindaRide: air-conditioned and ordinary units running as regular, six-stop, and non-stop trips. It works from both Cagayan de Oro terminals — Agora for the southbound corridors, Bulua for the west — plus the Iligan and Dipolog city terminals, Bulaong in General Santos, and the Davao overland terminal. Its air-conditioned trips carry the Rural Tours name on terminal boards, which is how they are labelled here.