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Puv Vehicle Disadvantages

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PUV 's or Public Utility Vehicle are one of the necessity of the people, necessity or one of the basic needs of everyone’s lives. Necessity in terms of most of the people are using PUV 's. PUV 's has a bug significance, in this country not all Filipinos has a private vehicle. Almost 98% of people are using PUV 's. People are using vehicle rather PUV 's to travel in work, school, business, etc. PUV or Public Utility Vehicles are very helpful specially for those persons who doesn 't have their own Vehicles. PUV 's can be the cause of the person 's haggards face but we can admit that without PUV there would be nothing that will help many people to reach their destinations. In times like ours, PUV 's are now one of the economic problem of the …show more content…

The Jeepneys will not totally phase out. It 's just to vitalize and guarantee the ability to earn profits of the jeepney business. (Tugade 2017). But there are people who are against to this implementation. Despite of this, there was a strike happened. Most of the drivers join this transport strike to communicate their thoughts not to pursue the implementation of this. They protest the PUV Modernization program but the President alleged his decision to replace the old jeepneys. Classes in schools and work were called off during the strike. Many classes have been suspended, many are already late in the work because there is almost no …show more content…

The government plans to replace all old PUVs aged 15 years or older with environment-friendly jeepneys that have safety features. (Francisco & Kimiko 2017) It will have speed limiter, CCTV, GPS and dashboard camera. The vehicles will also be equipped with PWD-friendly features and free Wi-Fi for the convenience of commuters. Overall, the goal of this modernization is to have safer and more environment friendly transportation. Despite the transportations strike against the project, the government still plans to modernize the public utility vehicle. The transport strike will not deter the government from implementing the project. (Tubeza, Agoncillo, & Uy 2017) The main purpose of this study is to provide information about the perception of the commuters in the jeepney modernization and how does this modernization change the lives of the commuters with the innovation that might happen. Statement of the Problem 1. What is the profile of the respondents in terms of the following? a. Name (Optional) b. Age c. Gender d. Years of riding in usual kind of PUV used - Jeep - Bus - Van 2. What are the effects of Jeepney Modernization to the commuters in terms of: - Financial aspect - Convenience - Safety 3. What are the perception of the commuters to the modernization of

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