VOICED: Philippines' dirty jeepneys starting to turn green

The video discusses the history and environmental impact of traditional jeepneys in the Philippines, highlighting their inefficiency and pollution. It introduces E-jeepneys as a cleaner alternative, powered by electricity, and details their features and benefits. Despite initial challenges, the adoption of E-jeepneys is progressing, with positive effects on air quality. However, traditional jeepneys are expected to remain prevalent, contributing to worsening air pollution as vehicle numbers increase.

What is the primary environmental concern associated with traditional jeepneys?

• They cannot carry enough passengers.

• They are not colorful enough.

• They contribute significantly to air pollution.

• They are too expensive to maintain.

What powers the new E-jeepneys?

• Electricity

• Natural gas

• Diesel fuel

• Solar energy

How long does it take to fully charge an E-jeepney?

• 10 to 12 hours

• 2 to 4 hours

• 24 hours

• 6 to 8 hours

What is one of the main challenges faced in the implementation of E-jeepneys?

• Bureaucratic red tape

• High cost of production

• Lack of interest from the public

• Insufficient battery life

Despite the introduction of E-jeepneys, what continues to worsen in Manila?

• Road infrastructure

• Public transportation costs

• Air pollution

• Traffic congestion