MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines' iconic passenger jeepney, once regarded as Manila's "King of the Road," is chugging toward change and uncertainty. A remnant of World War II, the gaudily ...

Maybe if you're an American you know a lot about the Philippines, but more than likely, you don't. But to understand the Jeepney — the colorful, open-window Jeeps stretched out to become public buses ...

Six years have passed since the Philippines transportation department launched the Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP). This initiative aims to bring the country's public ...

The year 2023 ended in the Philippines with several transport groups holding nationwide protests aimed at pressuring the government to reconsider its program that will lead to the phaseout of jeepneys ...

Jeepney fares start at just 20 cents (13 Philippine pesos), ferrying roughly 40% of commuters everywhere from workplaces, schools and malls, according to data from the Department of Transportation.

A group of six jeepney drivers were arrested last week, becoming the latest to be ensnared in what observers fear is a growing crackdown on peaceful protests in the Philippines. The drivers were ...

Jeepney drivers in many parts of the Philippines did not ply their routes today to protest oil price increases which they branded as “unwarranted”, “unchecked” and “oppressive”. A Jeepney in Manila ...

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, amid a prolonged sales slump, is now shipping China-made Jeep SUVs to the Philippines. The automaker started exporting vehicles Jan. 17 to its first overseas market, the ...