SM’s Bulacan Malls in Baliwag and Pulilan recently collaborated with their respective Municipal Governments to launch “Wheels-On-the-Go,” an alternative livelihood project for jeep and tricycle drivers in the community.
With this, local jeep and tricycle drivers have the opportunity to become the town’s partner delivery riders, and get service fees for every transaction following standard rate assigned by their respective associations.
Bulacan Wheels On-the-Go lets customers call designated delivery services hotlines to place an order. Each customers will be given an assigned partner delivery rider to purchase orders at chosen stores at SM Malls in Baliwag and Pulilan. Orders will be delivered right at the doorstep. Payments are made through Cash on Delivery.
In Pulilan, Bulacan Wheels On-the-Go has around 1,000 authorized riders that caters to all establishments in the town. In the future, 50% of Pulilan’s 4000 drivers are targeted to join the program.
“We at SM continue to finds ways to support the community. With Bulacan Wheels On-the-Go project, we are glad to be of help the transportation sector while we keep up with the new norm,” said SM Center Pulilan Assistant Mall Manager Alvin De Galicia.
Prior to this, SM City Baliwag together with the Municipal Government were able to provide alternative income to some 80 tricycle drivers turned delivery riders under the Bulacan 3 Wheels On-the-Go program.
Each tricycle drivers gets P100 for every delivery service transaction; as well as benefits like good and flexible working hours, protective gears and uniforms.
Baliwag Delivery Services hotlines—Cluster 1 (0977-246-5137); Cluster 2 (0977-246-5135); and Cluster 3 (0977-246-5136). Delivery service is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and orders must be made one day before delivery date. Purchase allowed are minimum of P300 and a maximum of P2,000.
Meanwhile, Pulilan residents may visit Pulilan Pabili System Facebook page for the directory and details on how to place order. Delivery service is open as early as 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Also, check SM City Baliwag and SM Center Pulilan on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for additional information as well as link for open stores and menu guide.
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