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janjanenrico · 4 months

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Don Mariano Transit Corp. A-739

Bus builder: Santarosa Motorworks, Inc. Model: Daewoo BF106/SRMWI Cityliner Gen 1 Bus Transmission: Manual Area of operation: City operation Fare type: Airconditioned Country of origin: The Philippines

CTTO: @wristwatchcollector

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wristwatchcollector-2024 · 7 days

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Genesis Joybus killer

Del Monte Land Transportation Bus Company (DLTBCo.)

Stallion Express

French: Étalon Express

Italian: Stallone Espresso

Spanish: Semental Expreso

Hino RN 1626 DMMWI DM24 Coach

I did the Stallion livery all by myself from scratch, it was not easy.

& next time, i'll make another Scania Touring, the locally-made Touring by Del Monte Motor Works, Inc. to make way for the Scandinavian Stallion.

#buses in the philippines #buses #air conditioned #2x1 #dltbco #dltbco.#del monte land transportation bus company #dmmwi #del monte motor works inc.#my masterpiece #provincial operation #provincial bus #hino #hino rn #stallion express #rn8jsua #j08e-ub

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emmansbusphotography · 27 days

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Oragon Scania

Cagsawa Travel and Tours Inc. 888-25

Chassis Manufacturer: Scania AB

Chassis Model: Scania YS2K

Engine Manufacturer: Scania AB

Engine Model: Scania DC13-400

Coach Manufacturer: Higer Bus Co. Ltd., Scania AB

Coach Model: Scania K400 A80T Touring

Engine location: Rear

Seating Configuration: 2x2

Seating Capacity: 38 passengers + 1 driver + 1 conductor

Type of Service: Public Utility Bus (PUB)

Type of Operation: Provincial Operation

Classification: Elite Class Airconditioned Bus (AC)

Route: PITX (Parañaque City) - Tabaco City (Albay)

Franchise Route: Cubao (Quezon City) - Tabaco City (Albay)

Transmission: Scania OptiCruise

Speed: 8 forward, 1 reverse

Suspension: Electronically Controlled Air Suspension

Shot Location: Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange, Bay City, Parañaque City

Date: December 3, 2023

NOTE: Errors may be evident with this description. Corrections will be done once verified.

#buses #buses in the philippines #scania ab #scania

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compulsivewriter · 2 months

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RRCG Transport System Co., Inc. 116-0399

Isuzu Cubic (converted to front engine layout) - Pilipinas Hino, Inc. S'Elega Dynamic Coach replica

Own work; give credit if used.

#bus #bus art #bus drawing #buses in the philippines #rrcg transport #isuzu motors #pilipinas hino #isuzu cubic #hino s'elega #random works of the bus enthusiast

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emmansbusarts · 25 days

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Daewoo BS106/SRMWI Cityliner Gen 5 Coach (in 3x2 seating arrangement version)

Credits: @compulsivewriter, @wristwatchcollector-2024/@wristwatchcollector

#buses #buses in the philippines #kenyou #santarosa #santarosa motorworks inc #srmwi #daewoo #daewoo bus #daewoo bs106 coach #daewoo bs106

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just-another-obsessed-fangirl · 8 months

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alright first day of internship moved to tuesday because of the storm thank goodness im not waiting for the bus in this rain

#the commute is about 4 hours including the time it takes to wait for the buses #thankfully the rain over here isnt too bad #im enjoying it actually it reminds me of being back in the philippines #personal

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i-was-today-years-old-when · 9 months

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i learned that with the average monthly salary in the Philippines being $300 per month, many can’t afford vehicles or taxis. The Jeepney or “Jeep” as the locals call them are hundreds of old American WW2 transport vehicles that were repurposed as affordable buses. These jeeps are the most popular method of transportation around the city of Manila. A ride typically costs 12 pesos to your destination which is about 25 cents USD. Follow my personal twitter for videos and updates of my adventures as I travel Asia.

#today i learned #facts #truth #philippines #travel #wanderlust

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public-transportation-tournament · 11 months

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Round 1!

The TCAT, Tompkins County, NY, USA vs Seattle Center Monorail, Seattle, WA, USA

M1 (or Millennium Underground Railway, but also known as "the small underground" by locals), Budapest, Hungary vs Grande Recife, Recife, Brazil

London Underground, Greater London, England vs Rotterdam Metro, Rotterdam, Netherlands

Beamish Tramway, Beamish Museum, Beamish, England vs Catbus/Nekobus, Sayama Hills, Saitama Prefecture, Japan (My Neighbor Totoro)

The New York City Subway system, New York City, NY, USA vs Corviknight Flying Taxi, Galar (Pokémon Sword and Shield)

Buenos Aires Underground (Subte), Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina vs Monte Toboggan, Funchal, Madeira, Portugal

The Stargate Network, throughout the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxies (the Stargate franchise) vs the Deepsea Metro, Inkopolis Bay (Splatoon)

CAT, Perth, Western Australia vs SkyTrain, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Brolly Rail, Nevermoor (Nevermoor by Jessica Townsend) vs Métro Ligne 4, Paris, France

Tyne and Wear Metro, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom vs the REM, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (upcoming)

Jeepney, the Philippines vs Sea Train, Water 7, connecting it with St. Poplar, San Faldo, and Pucci, as well as the Judicial Island Enies Lobby (One Piece)

The MTR, Hong Kong, PRC vs the Omnibus, New York, NY, USA (1832)

SeaBus, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada vs Wuppertaler Schwebebahn, Wuppertal, Germany

Ice Highway, the Nether Roof (Minecraft) vs Battle Subway, Unova (Pokémon Black and White)

WY Metro, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom vs Tunnelbana, Stockholm, Sweden

MRT (Moda Raya Terpadu/Mass Rapid Transit), Jakarta, Indonesia vs An Luas, Dublin, Ireland

RIPTA (Rhode Island public transit authority) (it’s buses), Rhode Island, USA vs Bakerloo Line, London Underground, London, England

Mount Vesuvius Funicular Railway, Mount Vesuvius, Italy (opened in 1880, destroyed by volcanic eruption in 1944) vs AquaBus, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Yarra Trams, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia vs SEPTA (southeast pennsylvania transportation authority), Pennsylvania, United States

Cable Cars, San Francisco, California, United States vs MAX Light Rail system, Portland, Oregon, United States

Amtrak, United States vs Fenelon Place Elevator, Dubuque, Iowa, United States

Ninky Nonk, Night Garden (In The Night Garden) vs Prague Metro, Prague, Czech Republic

Polar Bear Express, between Cochrane and Moosonee, Ontario, Canada vs the Crosstown Express, Robot City (Robots (2005))

Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (the T), Greater Boston, Massachusetts, United States vs Worcester Regional Transit Authority, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States

Kakola Funicular, Turku, Finland vs Angkutan Kota (Angkot), Indonesia

Galaxy Railways, the Milky Way (The Galaxy Railways (銀河鉄道物語, Ginga Tetsudō Monogatari)) vs The Ride, Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

MST Trolley, Monterey, California, United States vs People Mover, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World, Florida, United States

Public Transit Victoria, Victoria, Australia vs Carmelit, Haifa, Israel

The L, Chicago, Illinois, United States vs Leadhills and Wanlockhead Railway, South Lanarkshire, Scotland

Personal Rapid Transit (PRT), Morgantown, West Virginia vs Helsingin seudun liikenne/Helsingforsregionens trafik/Helsinki Regional Transport, Helsinki, Finland

Gondolas, Venice, Italy vs the Trolley from the Trolley Problem (Philippa Foot came up with it originally, but in media it was also presented in "the good place")

Zahnradbahn Stuttgart (die Zacke), Stuttgart (Marienplatz to Degerloch), Baden-Württemberg, Germany vs Detroit People Mover, Detroit, Michigan, United States

Warp Pipes (Super Mario Bros.) vs SCMaglev, Yamanashi, Japan

Transport Canberra Bus Network, Canberra, Australia vs Stagways, Hallownest (Hollow Knight)

Roosevelt Island Tram, Roosevelt Island, New York, NY, United States vs NJ Transit (Northeast Corridor), New Jersey, United States

Sunrail, Orlando, Florida, United States vs Bay Area Rapid Transit, Bay Area, California, United States

Purple Route (Charm City Circulator), Baltimore, Maryland, United States vs Alderney Ferry (Halifax Transit), Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Millennium Line, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada vs MARTA, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Dual Mode Vehicle (DMV), Asa Coast Railway, Shikoku, Japan vs Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway, Lynmouth, England, UK

Hovercraft, Portsmouth - Ryde, UK vs Funiculars, the Questionable Area (Psychonauts 2)

WildNorWester, Sodor (The Railway Series) vs Shinkansen, Japan

Métro de Paris, Paris, France vs Metro do Porto, Porto, Portugal

Deutsche Bahn, Germany vs UC Davis Unitrans Bus System, Davis, California

Vaporetti, Venice, Italy vs Harbour Bus, Copenhagen, Denmark

#hopefully i did the links right

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anexperimentallife · 1 year

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Public transportation hits a little differently in the Philippines. Jeepneys, like this one, are often painted with murals, and cost literally pennies to ride. (I'm still sad I never managed to get a good picture of the Deadpool Jeepney we spotted in Quezon City--I think it was Cubao).

I mean, yeah, we also have taxis, Grab, buses, trains, and--in the lowlands--"tricycles," which are motorcycle taxis with sidecars. But the jeepneys are kind of iconic.

Sadly, they're not very environmentally friendly, though, so there are plans to phase them out over time.

#baguio #philippines #travel #jeepney

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gowns · 2 years

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...This is the problem with any climate policy, big or small: It requires an imaginative leap. While the math of decarbonization and electric mobilization is clear, the future lifestyle it implies isn’t always. Right-wing commenters sometimes seize upon this fact to caricature any climate policy as a forced retreat from modernity — Americans forced to live in ecopods — while on the left any accounting seems to cloud the urgency of the moment. A majority of emissions come from just 100 or so corporations, activists argue, a concentration of industrial production that, once decarbonized, could slash the footprint beneath every wall sconce and sandwich. Even if it were true, these arguments conveniently ignore one uncomfortable fact: Walmart, Exxon Mobil and Berkshire Hathaway didn’t burn that fuel on their own — we paid them to, or burned it ourselves, because the way we live depends on it. By any standard, American lives have become excessive and indulgent, full of large homes, long trips, aisles of choices and app-delivered convenience. If the possibilities of the future are already narrowing to the one being painted by science with increasing lucidity, it strains even the most vivid imagination to picture it widening again without a change in behavior.

This isn’t an American crisis alone. All around the world, nations have locked themselves into unsustainable, energy-intensive lifestyles... [...]

The problem of reducing our footprints further isn’t that we don’t have models of sustainable living; it’s that few exist without poverty. Imagine another typical household, this time somewhere in the rural tropics, like the Mara region in northwestern Tanzania. You live with five or six others, your husband, parents, grandmother and perhaps two kids, in a 700-square-foot house without electricity, maybe one you built by hand from sun-dried bricks. You cook with firewood and pay for 3G with the few dollars a day you make. All around you, people are clearing forests for corn and rice, damaging ecosystems that otherwise pull carbon from the air. To give your kids a better life, you move to the city, and as you make more money, you rent a bigger house, take more buses, buy an air-conditioner. All these improvements add to your quality of life, ticking you upward on the Human Development Index, but also expand your carbon footprint — the two being so closely tied they could be proxies. No matter your vocation or luck, the only real way for you to make your life better is to burn more fossil fuels. So you do — collectively elevating your country out of those with a footprint close to zero (Afghanistan, the Central African Republic) and into those around two tons: India, the Philippines.

This is the paradox at the heart of climate change: We’ve burned far too many fossil fuels to go on living as we have, but we’ve also never learned to live well without them. As the Yale economist Robert Mendelsohn puts it, the problem of the future is how to create a 19th-century carbon footprint without backsliding into a 19th-century standard of living. No model exists for creating such a world, which is partly why paralysis has set in at so many levels. The greatest crisis in human history may require imagining ways of living — not just of energy production but of daily habit — that we have never seen before. How do we begin to imagine such a household?

Late last year, I traveled to Uruguay in hope of glimpsing one possibility....

read more! [gifty link so you can read it without paywall]

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tickledpink31 · 20 days

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Can you imagine some culture shock that the TWST boys and the school staffs when come to Philipine?

Got an ask similar to that a long time ago

But yeah, the culture shock js definitely there. Earth in general, gives the twst boys culture shock since the Nezumis reside in Muggle London where magic is isn’t used and is believed to be imaginary.

For this ask though, I’m going to pretend that they’re going a trip to the Philippines to visit Minako’s family somehow. They don’t have earth passports, so they ended up conjuring a travelling mirror in Minako’s Lola’s (grandma) house. They were lucky, that Lola Imelda was already quite used to the weird things that goes on with her grandchildren since she’s grown up with listening myths and running into duwende (elves, goblins, dwarves) in the woods.

Minako is such a menace everytime the family goes to the Philippines because she’s always listening in on mythical creature sightings and it gets her curious enough to go find them. Rook is no help at all because he goes on these creature spotting trip with her. She almost got themselves in trouble when they were ran into an aswang (pinoy umbrella term for evil shape-shifting ghouls, witches, vampires, or hybrids), but thanks to her she identified the aswang as a mananggal that was feeding off the fetuses and newborns around town. She had to sprinkle salt and crushed garlic around the house to protect her pregnant aunt.

The internet is also quite slow there, Idia and Cater are freaking out about it when there’s bad weather. Idia does his usual nerdy thing by somehow forcing the wifi to go faster.

The public transport has a lot of variety from jeepneys, buses, trains, even motor tricycles. Deuce is horrified but also fascinated by how one tricycle can fit seven people.

I like to think that the Nezumis travelled to the Philippines to celebrate the Ber months with their family (last 4 months of the year). Twisted Wonderland doesn’t have Christmas, but they have the Winter Holiday which is more about feasts and family rather than gifts. However, they have seen Christmas in London, and they know that the celebrations start immediately after Halloween. And then in the Lola’s house, the malls, the streets, they’re all decorated in Christmas decorations and it’s the beginning of September. Huh???

Oh well, at least they were given gifts.

That’s all I got for now I think.

#ask #twisted wonderland x harry potter #twisted wonderland #harry potter #epics of ink and light #epics of ink & light

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janjanenrico · 12 days

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