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October 3rd, 2019 11:02 AM #1
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October 3rd, 2019 11:09 AM #2The operators are the ones that need to spend and also have access to information.
Their drivers on the other hand are spoonfed whatever they "understand" from their operators.
So... yes. I would assume all the propaganda comes from the operators with their drivers only succumbing to their whims and they act on what they are told, not what they know.
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October 3rd, 2019 11:10 AM #3Possible.
But the biggest suspect there are their umbrella organizations for these drivers/operators, PISTON, FEJODAP, 1-UTAK, etc. who act as lobby groups.
A friend told me that these "organizations" get huge collections from their members in the hundreds of thousands a month, kasama pangbayad sa pulis. With the modernization in place and having COOPS or corporations running the PUJs, tanggal ang allowances ng mga yan.
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October 3rd, 2019 11:21 AM #4
this is true...
(note that personal experience is more than 10 years ago)
"Organizations" are on top.
Each route will have a smaller "Organization" which maintains payment for:
- parking rent/dispatcher
- traffic police/enforcer
"Smaller Organization" will get annual fees from Operators and Drivers
Being a non member will mean, wala kang right to get passengers from the "terminal" (terminals are illegal sa jeeps)
You don't get to get passengers from busy intersections
and wala kang priority to cross the intersection kapag traffic
Normally, kapag may "special operations" ang LTO, non-members lang ang nahuhuli since may advance natice ang "Small Org" a day before.
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October 3rd, 2019 11:13 AM #6