Rehabilitated traditional jeepney, iprinisinta ng LTO

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00:00The Transport Group established the new type of Filipino jeepney,

00:04which is the successor of the modern jeepneys.

00:07That is the message of Vel Custodio.

00:12The League of Transportation and Operations in the Philippines, or LTAP,

00:16presented the rehabilitated traditional jeepneys

00:18that can be compared to modernized jeepneys.

00:21The group believes that it is important to preserve the Filipino identity of jeepneys

00:26despite the modernization.

00:28I don't want to call it an existing jeepney.

00:31I don't want to call it a modern jeepney.

00:34I want to call it a minibus jeepney.

00:36The modernized jeepney is here in Liktrato.

00:41It is also the successor of the Republic Act No. 11981,

00:45or the Tatak Pinoy Act,

00:46which promotes the Filipino work that can be compatible with the global market.

00:51This is what LTAP presents as an electric modern jeepney.

00:55But what makes it different from most modern jeepneys that we drive

00:59is that it is made in the Philippines and it has 21 seating capacity.

01:03It is also passed through the UR4 standard of the DOTR.

01:07LTAP also ensured that rehabilitated jeepneys can withstand the flood.

01:12Aside from electric jeepneys, LTAP also showed two more types of rehabilitated jeepneys.

01:18This is the regular jeepney,

01:20while this is the air-conditioned jeepney that LTAP presents.

01:24What makes this regular jeepney different from the traditional jeepneys

01:28is that it is passed through the standard DOTR, the UR4.

01:32While this air-conditioned jeepney still uses fuel,

01:36but all of these jeepneys only cost 13 pesos to be massaged.

01:41The electronic air reactor uses the rehabilitated jeepney,

01:44where it has an air cleaner to increase the heat of the machine's compression.

01:49Through this, the fuel will be more efficient and the carbon will not be impacted

01:53which will help in reducing fuel consumption.

01:56It also uses engine oil that has a high metal viscosity

02:00for a better function of the machine.

02:02This is followed by the Clean Air Act,

02:04where the UR4 standard of the Department of Transportation

02:08and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources is included in the vehicles.

02:11Another thing that LTAP supports is the insurance commission for drivers.

02:15It supports the partnership with Fortune Insurance Company, Inc.

02:19They also support the launch of Driver's Village, a housing project,

02:23in collaboration with various government agencies,

02:27including the National Housing Authority, SSS, and Pag-ibig.

02:31The group also targets to have a scholarship program for drivers and their children

02:35and a retirement program.

02:37LTAP has the authority to present the programs they support

02:40and the rehabilitated jeepney in the DOTR.

02:43Vel Custodio for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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