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via  PHILKOTSE.COM

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In the Philippines, the jeepney is one of the most efficient and economical modes of public transportation. It, like any other vehicle, runs on gasoline, which adds significantly to emissions and climate change.

In response of Duterte Administration has developed the Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP) through its Transportation Department (DOTr) to introduce public transport programs that are safe, environmentally sustainable, and reliable.

For more information, do visit their website:

https://philkotse.com/market-news/5-facts-about-the-philippines-puj-modernization-program-5302

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This work of art would serve as a reminder that jeepneys are rooted in the DNA of our cities. Improving public transportation and developing security procedures does not imply abandoning jeepney drivers.

PERIODT.

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credits to: @apol_stamaria

That is providing us with a realistic work of art; we must place a high priority on jeepney drivers because they have such a significant effect on our everyday lives.

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via @.kplkatipunanshs

https://www.instagram.com/p/CNAH3dXjRXC/?igshid=1nyqqkdasck1q

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What would happen to Filipino jeepney drivers and commuters if this is taken away by the Philippine government in the middle of the pandemic?

Jeepneys are shared taxis that date back to the American colonial era and are usually abbreviated as “AC.” In the 1930s, these morphed into adapted imported cars with attached carriages that operated as low-cost passenger utility vehicles in Manila. During WWII, most of these vehicles were lost.

  The national phase-out of jeepney could make the condition of jeepney and pandemic drivers worse. KPKL- SHS calls for everyone to unite with the drivers who are exposed to local and international exploitation, longer working hours, and higher debts! Now is the time to put a stop to Jeepney Modernization! _

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