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PUV's
Definition and Terms
Numbers and Statistics
Road Safety and Etiquette
100

This is the first thing you do before boarding a bus or train.

Buy your Ticket/Fare

100

The most common PUV in the Philippines, known for its colorful decorations.

Jeepney

100

The path a public vehicle regularly follows is called this.

Route

100

Roughly how many Filipinos rely on public transportation daily — 50,000 or 50 million?

50 million

100

This is what you should always do before crossing the street near a bus stop.

Looking both ways

200

The name for the designated area where passengers wait for a bus.

Bus Stop

200

This type of PUV runs on a fixed rail and is common in Metro Manila.

MRT/LRT

200

The maximum number of passengers a vehicle is legally allowed to carry.

Passenger capacity

200

The base fare for a modern jeepney ride in the Philippines as of recent years.

14php - 15php

200

On a crowded bus or train, you should offer your seat to these people.

Elderly, pregnant women, persons with disabilities, children

300

In the Philippines, this card is tapped on a reader to pay for your ride electronically. 

Beep Card

300

A PUV modernization program was launched under this government department.

LTFRB/DoT

300

This term refers to the fare charged per kilometer traveled.

Per Kilometer rate

300

Approximately how many jeepneys were registered in the Philippines before the modernization program began

Around 180,000–200,000

300

This colored lane on major roads is reserved exclusively for public utility buses.

Yellow Lane/EDSA Bus Lane

400

This term refers to changing from one bus or train line to another to reach your destination.

Transfer

400

The newer, air-conditioned version of the traditional jeepney is called this.

Modern Jeep/E-jeepney


400

A document issued by the government allowing a vehicle to operate as a public utility vehicle.

Franchise/Certificate of Public Convenience

400

Metro Manila's MRT-3 has this many stations along its line.

13 stations

400

The penalty for a driver who operates a PUV without a valid franchise is called this.

Colorum offense/Illegal offense

500

The published schedule showing arrival and departure times of public transportation, specifically found in trains and bus stations is called this.

Route Schedule

500

This law governs the franchising and operation of public utility vehicles in the Philippines.

RA 4136 / Land Transportation and Traffic Code

500

The act of a driver stopping anywhere other than a designated stop to pick up or drop off passengers.

Colorum

500

The percentage of Metro Manila commuters who use public transport rather than private vehicles.

70% - 75%

500

This international standard rates the safety and quality of public transport systems across cities.

UITP / ISO public transport safety standards