Here Are The Modern Jeepneys Proposed To Replace Old Jeepneys

Take A Look At The Proposed Modern Jeepneys That Will Replace Traditional Jeepneys

Here are the locally made modern jeepneys proposed to replace the traditional jeepneys as a part of the modernization program for public transportation.

Numerous transport groups and organizations have conducted a nationwide transport strike to show their opposition on the government’s proposed modernization of public transportation system in the Philippines.

However, the modernization program will introduce electronic jeepneys that will eliminate and replace all the traditional jeepneys in the country as the government wants to ensure the safety of the passengers.

Modern Jeepneys

Recently, the official Facebook page of “TV Patrol” has uploaded the video of the modern jeepneys that could possibly replace the traditional jeepneys.

LTFRB Chairman Martin Delgra III said the designs of the modern jeepneys were up to the manufacturers, they were only setting standards and wanted to ensure the safety of the passengers.

The new jeepneys will not rely anymore on the gasoline, instead, it will be powered by electricity. The entrance of the vehicle now can be found on the side and the payment will be in terms of beep card.

https://www.facebook.com/tvpatrol.abscbn/videos/1487271821328202/

The price of the modern vehicles was amounting P1.2 to 1.8 million per unit. It can also accommodate about 12 passengers per seat.

Modern Jeepneys

The modern jeepney can be seen on the road before the end of the year.

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10 thoughts on “Here Are The Modern Jeepneys Proposed To Replace Old Jeepneys”

  1. Too much price, bilang driver tatay ko, mssbi q sa gobyerno puro bulsa nyo LNG iniicip nyo, HND nmn yan mssbi na giginhawa ang Mga pasahero, come to think of it, tataas ang pamasahe, lhat ba kayo mayaman? Sa 8 pesos nga LNG mabigat na as a minimum fare sa jeep, ska sa dinami Dami ng problems sa pilipinas jeep pa inuuna, duterte administration, unahin nyo palakasin ang pwersa ng military, sunod nmn itaas ang sahod naming mga manggagawa, at pangatlo wag puro sarili nyo icipin nyo, icipin nyo rin ung mga simpleng tao na namumuhah na may saktong pera lang

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  2. Di ako sangayon sa alternative ng gobyerno na Jeep na worth 1.6 million. Sobrang mahal naman ata nun!!! Di po madali kitain iyon. Hindi ka naman papautang ng gobyerno ng buong 1.6M. Hindi ganun kayaman ang ating government. And ano po mangyayari sa pamasahe ng mga sumasakay sigurado magiging mahal, hindi na magiging 8 pesos. Tataas un hanggang 20 or higit pa… Syempre, paano nila babawiin yun, e di taasin ang pamasahe. Una de kuryente ang pagpapatakbo dito alam nyo naman ang mahal na kuryente sa Pilipinas, tataas ang demand ng electricity pag na approve Ito kaya lalo tataas ang singil sa kuryente, and using beep card?( kay ayala ba ito???) Kailangan ba natin magpahi tech lagi, additional cost na naman…Kung ganun din kamahal maginvest ka na lang sa uber car. And saan po nila balak itambak mga lumang jeep na gusto nilang iphase- out, sa kalsada??? Magiging wasteland eto..Philippines is not ready for this kind of thing yet.. Please think about it.. Focus na lang po sa ating train kung paano papatakbo ng maayos, ung plate ng sasakayan na may 2 klase makikita sa lansangan luma at bago( ung white),saan ka pa dito lang yan sa pinas.. and driver’s license kung paano mapapabilis ang pagrenew.

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  3. It’s a big help in advancing the technology and for the nature, but you are not helping the driver to succeed but instead giving them a problem to pay those vehicles and leaving them to a rat race scenario…

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  4. wala sana problema kung di mahal ang presyo ng e-jip.. Yung tatay ng girlfriend ko nakabili ng jip worth 800k, i appreciate their p(removed)ion when it comes in Humanity and Environment Safety.. but sabi sa article, “locally made jeepney”.. so it is not reasonable para ganyan kataas ang presyo bawat unit.. pagisipan maigi, medyo pricey pa eh.. may mga mas deserve na gumagawa ng e-jip na affordable sa bulsa ng mga bibili.

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  5. Maraming operator n ang nagastusan s utos ng gobyernong modernization ng jeep tas aalisin p rn nla at papalitan ng ganyan kamahal n sasakyan for the safety of the p(removed)engers…Nasaan b utak ng gobyerno? pg kumuha b ng ganyan kamahal yng mga operators ng jeep hnd b maluluma at masisira ang mga yan para laging safe ang mga pasahero? masasabi ko lng ms lalo nyong linulubog s kahirapan ang karamihan at ang mga mayayaman ang ms lalo nyong pinapaboran, mga utak biya kayo..

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  6. Ang planu sa duterte gov’t para sa kabutihan ng kalahatan, mas safe yun dahil wala na usok sa kalye safe na lungs natin at pgbigyan natin ang duterte gov’t na maipatupad nla ang planung pgbabago sa pinas, tungkol sa pa sweldo depende nayan sa employer…

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  7. Masyadong mahal ang electric jeepney. Bakit hindi na lang efficient diesel engine ang gamitin?. Siguro naman 700,000 pesos is enough for an updated look of a jeepney.

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