Filipino culture has showcased the significant benefits of the jeepney as a form of mass transportation in our country. Its low-cost production and artistic ornaments make it one of the reasons why it has been in our streets since its birth after the American occupation.
When I was still studying and up until now on my way to work, I daily ride a jeepney from our town proper in Polo, Valenzuela City to Monumento in Caloocan City. I fondly remember moving sceneries of houses, establishments and other buildings during every ride. As I often enjoy travelling and seeing places, I feel like heaven when hopping on these vehicles. Yet recently, I have been in hell in every jeepney ride. Not because of the rising oil prices, reflective of the jeepney fares but of the entire horrific experience.
TO BE CONTINUED...
Friday, October 26, 2007
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