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August 14th, 2016 09:43 AM #32so far, all these things can be accomplished without the benefit of emergency powers.
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August 14th, 2016 12:51 PM #33
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August 14th, 2016 01:41 PM #34
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August 14th, 2016 03:52 PM #35
My solution is cheap and readily available. Electric buses attached to overhead power lines. No big railway expenses, only comparatively cheap power lines. Plus the added bonus of the buses staying in their lane. Then outlaw all the PUVs where these buses have lines.
The drivers of the disenfranchised PUVs can be hired to drive the electric buses. I just don't know about the operators... Maybe move out to the provinces which need the transport? 😄
Political will is the only large obstacle for this scheme.
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August 14th, 2016 04:26 PM #36
As James Deakin rightly pointed out as the elephant in the room, we need to start with driver discipline. The lawmakers can pass hundred traffic laws but if the drivers ignore them, they are practically useless. I always share this sad joke with visitors from abroad - our traffic rules are merely suggestions.
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August 14th, 2016 04:56 PM #37Voluntary discipline to any race or nation is non-existent. Been to europ and america, and we're all the same
You know how america works, drivers get different insurance charges when they have piled out road tickets.
Yun lang kelangan, Halibawa si yebo may infraction, charge him 10% more sa next renewal ng LTO, halimbawa sa juts, nag park sa kalsada, charge him 100% more sa LTO sa renewal
That alone is the single most powerful motivator of discipline.
Alam dapat ni Deakin yan diba Amerkano sya, those dashcams and daily road violation newsBenefit people like him and topgesrph, kasi may purpose sila over something na hindi naman ma-solve. Imagine reporting everyday
Sayang lang oras with those half-witted solutions
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Eh pano mangyari ang computerization sa LTO. Yun nga sa ZTE hindi palusot eh. Corruption or not, sana may sariling network ang government agencies
So suntok sa pader lang lahat ng iniisip na solution dito. It wont work.
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August 14th, 2016 08:05 PM #38
This made me LOL! hahaha!
Wala naman discipline majority ng Pinoy. Pero napansin ko sa BGC, majority ng drivers, respect the pedestrian lane and intersection (x mark na don't block). I don't know if it's because there are BGC security all over.
Yung friend ko nahuli na sa BGC ng beating the red light, sa 32nd street, he came from C5, humabol sa green. Hindi talaga pwedeng lagyan ang BGC police. Ako naman natanggalan na ng plate, sa Makati police nakukuha sa pakiusap, pero sa BGC kahit nagpa awa ako, walang effect
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August 14th, 2016 09:15 PM #39
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August 24th, 2016 12:01 PM #40
suzuki #2... kahit malayo... heh heh.
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