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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post

    “The [Land Transportation Office] has come up with new regulations on the inspection of motor vehicles, and we expect many public utility vehicles will not meet the requirements,” Suansing said.

    “I would say almost 50 percent of the jeepney population will be affected.”
    The LTO will require public utility vehicles—jeepneys in particular—to have speedometers, hand brakes, headlights and wipers, among other things, according to Joel Donato, head of the agency’s Motor Vehicle Inspection Service.

    “We are implementing these requirements with the start of registration in January 2010,” he said.
    the new regulations are deliberately set too strict for PUJs to meet

    they know a large number of PUJs can't meet the new standards

    they are expecting 50% of PUJs to fail
    mahirap ba gawin yun? speedometers, hand brakes, headlights and wipers...ano pa ba? search ako..

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    Quote Originally Posted by OyiL View Post
    mahirap ba gawin yun? speedometers, hand brakes, headlights and wipers...ano pa ba? search ako..
    mga PUJ wala working speedometer

    meron sila gauge pero di gumagana

    kasi wala nakakabit na speedometer cable

    wala sila handbrake... wala handbrake handle, wala handbrake cable, as in wala

    pag nakatigil, naka apak lang sa preno

    pag naka park, naka kambyo

    usually mga ilaw, wiper di gumagana

    PUJ operators won't spend on things like that

    they consider those things unneccessary

    basta kaya tumatakbo at kaya tumitigil, ok na yan

    anything else is unnecessary expense

    pero gagastos sila sa sound system haha

    madali lang naman magkabit ng mga yan

    pero ang tanong -- willing ba sila gumastos?

    eh yung mga gulong na kalbo ayaw palitan

    yung smoke belching ayaw ayusin (mahal kasi magpa-calibrate ng injection pump)

    kaya impossible yung sinasabi na papalitan ng bnew engines ang mga PUJ

    sobra kuripot ang mga operator

    speedometer and handbrake nga ayaw gastusan, bagong makina pa

    PUJ operators/drivers hate change

    they hate new regulations

    siguro when faced with the threat of phase out, magpapakatino sila

    mapipilitan sila sumunod sa new rules

    pero sigurado mag po-protesta mga yan

    sasabihin nila masyado mapang api ang gobyerno

    kahit papano, may political clout mga yan (PISTON, FEJODAP)

    leftist politicians will take their side

    we'll see nalang next year

    next year ang start ng enforcement ng LTO sa new regs

    we'll see if the govt succeeds in eliminating 50% of PUJs from the streets

    if it works, laking tuwa mga new-car-makers

    ready for rollout na kasi mga mini buses nila

    i'd like to see whose side Pres. Aquino will be on
    Last edited by uls; June 19th, 2010 at 04:54 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    mga PUJ wala working speedometer

    meron sila gauge pero di gumagana

    kasi wala nakakabit na speedometer cable

    wala sila handbrake... wala handbrake handle, wala handbrake cable, as in wala

    pag nakatigil, naka apak lang sa preno

    pag naka park, naka kambyo

    usually mga ilaw, wiper di gumagana

    PUJ operators won't spend on things like that

    they consider those things unneccessary

    basta kaya tumatakbo at kaya tumitigil, ok na yan

    anything else is unnecessary expense

    pero gagastos sila sa sound system haha

    madali lang naman magkabit ng mga yan

    pero ang tanong -- willing ba sila gumastos?

    eh yung mga gulong na kalbo ayaw palitan

    yung smoke belching ayaw ayusin (mahal kasi magpa-calibrate ng injection pump)

    kaya impossible yung sinasabi na papalitan ng bnew engines ang mga PUJ

    sobra kuripot ang mga operator

    speedometer and handbrake nga ayaw gastusan, bagong makina pa

    PUJ operators/drivers hate change

    they hate new regulations

    siguro when faced with the threat of phase out, magpapakatino sila

    mapipilitan sila sumunod sa new rules

    pero sigurado mag po-protesta mga yan

    sasabihin nila masyado mapang api ang gobyerno

    kahit papano, may political clout mga yan (PISTON, FEJODAP)

    leftist politicians will take their side

    we'll see nalang next year

    next year ang start ng enforcement ng LTO sa new regs

    we'll see if the govt succeeds in eliminating 50% of PUJs from the streets

    if it works, laking tuwa mga new-car-makers

    ready for rollout na kasi mga mini buses nila

    i'd like to see whose side Pres. Aquino will be on


    No offense * uls, naging Jeepney operator ka ba?

    You can relay with them...

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    di po ako naging jeepney operator

    we used to sell Japan surplus engines that jeepney assemblers and operators use

    Isuzu 4BA1, 4BC2, 4BE1, Fuso 4D30, 31, 32...

    parts too

    real world experience lang po

    i know how cost conscious PUJ operators are

    there's no way a PUJ operator will spend hundreds of thousands of pesos on a brand new engine

    Theory lang yan ng mga academic and govt planners

    you can threaten them with phase out kung ayaw nila sumunod sa gusto ng gobyerno

    pero lalaban mga yan

    kabuhayan nila yan eh (operators and drivers)

    pipilitin mo sila gumastos ng malaki para gawing "modern" ang PUJ?

    they will see it as oppression

    it won't be long before they figure out who the beneficiaries are

    kung new engines, sa casa sila bibili ng new engines

    kung phase out, sa casa manggagaling ang mga sasakyan na papalit sa PUJ

    this will become a rich vs. poor drama

    kaya meron dyan natawag na anti-poor

    pero hindi niya nagets baket siya natawag na anti-poor
    Last edited by uls; June 19th, 2010 at 06:59 PM.

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    True to uls' post.

    If you are a jeepney operator, you wouldn't want to be spending too much on a vehicle that you wouldn't use or won't add to your daily income.

    It's simply a waste of money for them. If the operators are to be " asked " if they could modernize their jeepneys by changing their engines then they would simply say " no " or just wouldn't care.

    Now, if they would be obliged in getting one ( a new engine ) then they would protest just like how they would if their wants cannot be given to them when they ask for a price hike.

    Simple as that. It cannot be done, it will never be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    di po ako naging jeepney operator

    we used to sell Japan surplus engines that jeepney assemblers and operators use

    Isuzu 4BA1, 4BC2, 4BE1, Fuso 4D30, 31, 32...

    parts too

    real world experience lang po

    i know how cost conscious PUJ operators are

    there's no way a PUJ operator will spend hundreds of thousands of pesos on a brand new engine

    Theory lang yan ng mga academic and govt planners

    you can threaten them with phase out kung ayaw nila sumunod sa gusto ng gobyerno

    pero lalaban mga yan

    kabuhayan nila yan eh (operators and drivers)

    pipilitin mo sila gumastos ng malaki para gawing "modern" ang PUJ?

    they will see it as oppression

    it won't be long before they figure out who the beneficiaries are

    kung new engines, sa casa sila bibili ng new engines

    kung phase out, sa casa manggagaling ang mga sasakyan na papalit sa PUJ

    this will become a rich vs. poor drama

    kaya meron dyan natawag na anti-poor

    pero hindi niya nagets baket siya natawag na anti-poor
    sabi ni niky, hindi daw malinaw na kasali yung brand new engine sa listahan para "i-mordenize". yung mga speedo, hand-brake, wiper, lights, etc. lang ang nakasulat. pwede gumamit ng second-hand na mga ito. necessary yung mga requirements na yun kaya hindi yun anti-poor kundi pro-safety. mga poor din naman ang pasahero ng mga dyip kaya pro-poor din yun. hehe.

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    the government's goal is to "modernize" PUJs

    PUJs will have to install "safety" features like handbrakes, wipers, working lights (which are actually standard equipment on other vehicles)

    and meet emissions standards

    sabihin natin hindi sila pipilitin ng govt magpalit ng makina

    they can use their old engines as long as they meet emissions standards

    (question: tataasan ba ng gobyerno ang emissions standards? or maintain current standards? di ko alam eh)

    let's say tinaasan ng gobyerno ang emissions standards

    sigurado many PUJs will fail (current standards palang dami na bagsak)

    so mapipilitan sila gumastos (inj. pump calibration, palit injector nozzle tips)

    ang dating nyan sa PUJ operators ay pinahihirapan sila ng gobyerno

    itutuloy ko po later, kain lang ako

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    continuation:

    alam ko naman po na ang mga "safety" requirements ay para sa mga pasahero

    but PUJs have been performing their work without those things for decades

    in my opinion, there's more to this than just "modernizing" PUJs

    there's a plan to phase out PUJs

    the govt can't phase them out all of a sudden, all at once

    gulo yan

    they'll have to do it gradually

    so the PUJ people won't know what hit them

    the govt starts by imposing stricter regulations and higher standards

    regulations so strict and standards so high that PUJs will find hard to meet (govt estimate around 50% will fail)

    so the govt will have valid reasons for not renewing their registrations

    slowly drive PUJs out of business

    (the govt will spin this as protecting the public's safety, so public opinion will be on the government's side)

    call me biased, but i think the new-car-makers are behind this move

    the new-car-makers see a potentially huge market in the public transport sector

    if PUJs are phased out, a huge vacuum will be created

    the new-car-makers have products that can fill that vacuum

    the LTFRB has already endorsed the Beep as replacement for PUJs

    we'll see if this happens in 2011
    Last edited by uls; June 21st, 2010 at 03:13 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    mga PUJ wala working speedometer

    meron sila gauge pero di gumagana

    kasi wala nakakabit na speedometer cable

    wala sila handbrake... wala handbrake handle, wala handbrake cable, as in wala

    pag nakatigil, naka apak lang sa preno

    pag naka park, naka kambyo

    usually mga ilaw, wiper di gumagana

    PUJ operators won't spend on things like that

    they consider those things unneccessary

    basta kaya tumatakbo at kaya tumitigil, ok na yan

    anything else is unnecessary expense

    pero gagastos sila sa sound system haha

    madali lang naman magkabit ng mga yan

    pero ang tanong -- willing ba sila gumastos?

    eh yung mga gulong na kalbo ayaw palitan

    yung smoke belching ayaw ayusin (mahal kasi magpa-calibrate ng injection pump)

    kaya impossible yung sinasabi na papalitan ng bnew engines ang mga PUJ

    sobra kuripot ang mga operator

    speedometer and handbrake nga ayaw gastusan, bagong makina pa

    PUJ operators/drivers hate change

    they hate new regulations

    siguro when faced with the threat of phase out, magpapakatino sila

    mapipilitan sila sumunod sa new rules

    pero sigurado mag po-protesta mga yan

    sasabihin nila masyado mapang api ang gobyerno

    kahit papano, may political clout mga yan (PISTON, FEJODAP)

    leftist politicians will take their side

    we'll see nalang next year

    next year ang start ng enforcement ng LTO sa new regs

    we'll see if the govt succeeds in eliminating 50% of PUJs from the streets

    if it works, laking tuwa mga new-car-makers

    ready for rollout na kasi mga mini buses nila

    i'd like to see whose side Pres. Aquino will be on
    its time for operators to realize that those required features are more necessary than the stickers, antennas, fog lights, hood ornaments, stereo system. if they dont put these unnecessary ornamental parts on, they would then have enough money to pay for the required parts. somebody has to teach them what is right. may isang taon pa sila para magtabi ng pera para maikabit yung mga kailangan ikabit.

    yung pagpalit ng engines, may govt help diba?

    kailangan ma-educate yung mga operators na yan.

    beep and minibus vs jeepney: to jeepney assemblers ang pinagkaiba lang niyan e yung body. kung mauso nga yan e di mag-asemble na lang yung mga jeep builders ng jeepney-based, backyard-assembled beep killer. kaya naman nila.

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