GROUP 2
Transportation as a System
and Philippine
Transportation System
—BATAC, BELARDO, BONCAY, BONEO
A transportation system can be
defined as the combination of
elements and their interactions,
which produce the demand for
travel within a given area and the
supply of transportation services
to satisfy this demand.
TRANSSPORTATION SYSTEM
This transport system can be conceptualized
as the set of relationships between nodes,
networks, and demands.
These relationships involve locations spatially
expressing this demand, flows between them, and
infrastructures designed to handle and link these flows.
All the components of a transport system are
designed to facilitate the movements of passengers,
freight, and information, either as separate or joint
components.
TRANSSPORTATION SYSTEM
Philippine
Transportation
System
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Philippine Transportation System
Transport is a key sector in the
Philippine economy, linking population
and economic centers. The Philippine
transport system consists of road,
water, air, and rail transport.
give an example of transportation that
consider road as the dominant factor of
transport in the Philippines.
Philippine Transportation System
Philippine Transportation System
Public Philippine Transport System
Road
Jeepneys and
Modernized Jeepneys
●
As the country continues to
progress and adapt to more
technical innovations to make
transportation more efficient
and convenient, modernized
jeepneys were introduced.
These jeepneys are known to
cater to more passengers in an
air-conditioned vehicle that
also travels the same route that
other jeepneys do.
Motorcycles with
Cabins or Tricycles
●
This motorized vehicle
with cabins is enough
to carry at least 4-5
persons on each ride.
This mode of
transportation is
usually used by people
whose point of
destination is not on
the regular route of
jeepneys.
Bicycles with Cabins
or Pedicabs
●
The mode of
transportation that
also involves a cabin, is
the pedicab. Although
it is not run by a
motor, pedicabs are
still serving some
streets in the country
if one wishes to go to a
near destination.
Buses
●
Public buses are
usually used for a city
to city routes and cityto-provincial area
routes and vice versa.
Today, buses are wellknown to be present
on the country’s
national highways, for
example, EDSA.
Taxis and Transport
Network Vehicle
Service (TVNS)
●
Before the rise of app-based
TVNS like Grab, Otto, or Uber
(when they still existed in the
country), taxis were the go-to
transport vehicle for people
who wish to have a more
comfortable ride to their
destination.
Philippine Transportation System
Public Philippine Transport System
Rail
Manila Metro Rail
Transit (MRT)
●
a rail system that is used for
transporting passengers in
urban areas. Also, a rapid
transit system that
primarily serves Metro
Manila, Philippines. It is
known by various other
names such as mass transit,
subway, underground
railway, or metro.
Light Rail Transit
(LRT)
●
a transportation system
based on electrically
powered light rail vehicles
(LRV) that operates on a
track in a dedicated rightof-way (meaning separated
lanes). They are designed to
deliver rapid, reliable, and
safe transportation services.
Philippine Transportation System
Public Philippine Transport System
Water
Ferry Boats
(Ro-Ro)
●
A mode of marine
transportation wherein the
cargo is capable of being
loaded and unloaded from
the ship. It is important to
properly plan out your travel
schedule as Ro-Ros would
entail longer travel hours.
Philippine Transportation System
Public Philippine Transport System
Air
Airplane
●
There are 215 airports in
the Philippines, of
which 84 are
government-owned
and controlled and the
rest are privately owned
and operated.
Importance of Transportation System
Efficient transport is critical for strengthening
the country's investment climate and
enhancing economic growth. The islands need
to be linked by a seamless transport network
to enable the cost-efficient movement of
goods and services within the country and to
facilitate inclusive economic growth.
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7. Defined as the combination of elements and their
interactions, which produce the demand for travel within a
given area and the supply of transportation services to satisfy
this demand.
8. The dominant factor of transport in the Philippines.
9. This motorized vehicle with cabins is enough to carry at least
4-5 persons on each ride.
10. A transportation system based on electrically powered light
rail vehicles that operate on a track in a dedicated right-of-way
11-15. What is the importance of the transportation system in
the Philippines?
TRANSSPORTATION SYSTEM
7. Defined as the combination of elements and their
interactions, which produce the demand for travel within a
given area and the supply of transportation services to satisfy
this demand. Transportation System
8. The dominant factor of transport in the Philippines. Road
9. This motorized vehicle with cabins is enough to carry at least
4-5 persons on each ride. Motorcycles with Cabin or Tricycles
10. A transportation system based on electrically powered light
rail vehicles that operate on a track in a dedicated right-ofway. Light Rail Transit (LRT)
11-15. What is the importance of the transportation system in
the Philippines?
1. Locations
2. Infrastructures
3. Demand
4. Nodes
5. Networks
6. Freight
7. Transportation system
8. Road
9. Motorcycles with Cabin or Tricycles
10. Light Rail Transit (LRT)