Immortalized in songs, movies, toys and touristy shirts, the iconic jeepney is equal parts historical and horrid
With the recent announcement by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board that old jeepneys will be phased out—or maybe not, since the memorandum is just a draft circular—there has been a lot of buzz about what may or may not replace these lumbering post-war dinosaurs on our roads.
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