Ang Dabaw ay gagamitin ang isang integradong sistema ng bus at papalitan ang mga jeepney

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Ang Lungsod ng Dabaw ay handang ipatupad ang isang integridong sistema ng bus at magbabawas nang dahan-dahan sa mga jeepney upang mapabuti ang kanyang sistemang pangtransportasyon.

PhilStar, sinabi ni Dionisio Abude, punong opisyal ng Transport at Traffic Management Office ng Lungsod Davao, na ang mga jeepneys na tumatakbo sa mga ruta ng Catalunan Grande-Roxas Avenue at C.P. Garcia Highway-Sasa ay muna ang apektado.

Si Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio ay tinanggihan ang programa sa modernisasyon ng jeepney, na sinasagot na hindi makatarungan na ipatawag sa mga driver ng jeepney na sumunod sa modernisasyon at pagkatapos lamang ng anim na buwan ay ibenta ang kanilang mga jeepney bilang basura.

pinagmulan: PhilStar

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ligma bowles · 7 years ago

same with the first post. i despise agreeing with a dutertoid. jeepneys have fought the modernization thing with tooth and nail and it really never progressed except past toughtalk.

if modernization failed then phasing out should be the solution to these.

we need that here in tarlac there are alot of routes plied by jeeps that could better be serviced by a bus on a fixed scheduled departure time. many times was late for work when the jeep i needed to ride had their last trip earlier than usual or the stupidly long wait times or the un uniform seating capacity. jeeps need to go the way of the dodo. its antiquated and along with tricycles need to be replaced with something more efficient.

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Wayne · 7 years ago

The franchising system has been both a blessing and a curse for the Philippines. A blessing because it allowed the transport infrastructure to be achieved with minimal commitment if government resources; but a curse because thousands upon thousands of independent drivers have made the business cut-throat, an “every man for himself” model that fuels the danger on Philippine roads.

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Beware · 7 years ago

I don’t want to side with a Duterte, but I think this is the right path to solving traffic congestion. Our more successful neighbors have three modes of public transportation: taxi, bus and train.

We have competing modes of transportation. First is short distance, tricycle vs jeep. Jeeps just wait for an eternity to fill up seats. I really hate tricycles, they are inefficient with their low passenger capacity and they charge unimaginable prices, for example a “special trip” on a university route can be P40, you can travel the entire length of edsa on a bus with that fare. Universities should invest in special route buses, it can provide income for the school. Which university doesn’t want more money?

Then we have the disaster that is long distance. We have train, bus, jeep, uv-express suv, and uv-express van. Vans and suv’s have broken or weak ac’s most of the time. The trains break all the time.

We all hate local taxi’s, I think that’s a universal truth. Just ask the Austrian vloggers.

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