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Re-booting Public Transport:
From Where to New What?
Rene S. Santiago
BSCE, M.Eng’g
Mobility (ecq) 0 (for PT)
After ECQ: 0 < Mobility <1
PICE 2nd Webinar Lecture Series
8-June 2020
Do we restore
to System
State before
ECQ?
Execute overdue
reforms/changes
Infra changes:
bike lane/
pedestrian/
busway
Re-start to
Year 1980?
Restore to old,
without the
BADs?
Remake our
transport per
Green/Sustainable
Paradigm
Analogy: re-booting Windows 10
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My Talks is divided into 3
Situation
before Covid
Changes that
will linger
What Might
Become
The Way We Were
(before Covid) Air transport was booming, major airports
congested
Maritime transport, coasting on smooth seas
Severe congestion in urban transport
Program to modernize jeepneys inching
slowly
B-B-B program, strongly trumpeted but on
slow roll
Change in (Transport) laws being forged in
the halls of Congress
Part 1 – Situation before ECQ
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Key characteristics of PT before ECQ
All transport providers (airlines, shipping, buses, jeepneys, vans, taxis,
tricycles) are owned, operated, and maintained by private entities
Government subsidy is zero, or very little (fuel discounts, opaque taxation)
Entry (supply) is controlled by government, state-prescribed tariff
• Routes driven by private operators, or applicants
• Intrinsically de-regulated regime pretending to be heavily-regulated or rational (able to match
supply vs demand)
• Low fare is the primary goal of regulator
Service providers on land are fragmented, dominated by small Mom &
Pop operators. Few big operators, only in buses
• Contracted labor thru a mis-named ‘boundary’ system
• Two exogenous factors driving viability: fuel cost and road traffic
Part 1: Situation before Covid
The Evil
Disruptor
of 1st
Q2020
“New Normal”
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Turbulence for Air transport (& Tourism)
Part 2: Changes that will linger
PAL was already in trouble, before ECQ.
Will need rescue package, to keep flying
Demand has cratered, domestic &
international, unlikely to regain lost
grounds
Cancellation of PPP projects (Bulacan,
Sangley, Mactan 2nd runway, NAIA
upgrade/rehab)
Distancing rules to push load factors below
what is profitable
Spoilers: LGUs bans on air travel
Fewer flights, fewer destinations
New Normal for air travel
Part 2 – Changes that will linger
Who will pay for the empty seats?
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2nd Hit on B-B-B Infra Program
Flawed, at Launching
(1stQ2017)
36 major projects vs 75
on NEDA’s Flagship
Mid-course
Corrections (Nov2019)
•More congruent w/
NEDA’s Flagship
•Appointment of Infra
Czar
Part 2 – Changes that will linger
0.775T
1.31
2017 to 2019:
4.87% vs 6.17%
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Silver Linings: Winners of Pandemic
Part 2 – Changes that will linger
Lifeline
during
ECQ
Bright prospects
after GCQ
Career
move for
(displaced
PUJ
Drivers?
Another Winner: WFH & Remote Learning
Part 2 – Changes that will linger
Tele-working and Tele-
education will remain, though
not @100%
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Coming soon: Add’l Screenings @ Terminals
Part 2 – Changes that will linger
Balik Probinsiya Program (vs Covid?)
Is this for real, or another political shibboleths?
Part 2 – Changes that will linger
INTENTION
Move 1 million
(poor) residents of
NCR back to the
provinces
• Disperse dev’ts
• Congested city =
Higher Covid19
• Better livelihood
REALITY CHECK
Since 1970s,
government has
promoted regional
growth dispersal &
failed
Infrastructure
investments of gov’t
(e.g.,B-B-B) are
skewed towards
NCR, Regions 3 & 4
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The 3rd Part . . .
Situation
before Covid
Changes that
Will Linger
What might
Become
Spatial distancing on Jeepneys
• During GCQ? How Long?
Part 3 – What Might Become
New jeepneys
to be allowed
by 22 June
Without fare
adjustments,
drivers will lose
@50% limit
E-payment
required by
LTFRB
40% of daily
trips in NCR
Main PT mode in
Cebu, Davao,
other secondary
cities
GCQ, mGCQ,
meaningless
unless PUJ
allowed to re-
open
Most risky in spreading virus with Pax Face-to-Face < 1.0 meter apart
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Part 3 – What Might Become
New seating
arrangements on
Buses?
50% limit was imposed on
buses (about 1sqm
space/pax)
Health protocols easier to
enforce at terminals
(provincial & P2P buses),
but difficult on intra-urban
buses
Without fare adjustments,
50% would not be viable
Supply of buses will be low, at GCQ opening. And many would cut back, due to
reduced income; With fewer units, passengers would compete for available slots
Part 3 – What Might Become
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Spatial distancing on-board LRT/MRT
Before ECQ During GCQ? How Long?
1,628 pax/train 163 pax/train
Why 10% on LRT2, 12.5% on LRT1,13% on LRT3, 20% on PNR ?
Part 3 – What Might Become
Is it time for Pasig Ferry to shine?
Part 3 – What Might Become
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Ro-Ro: On same boat as other modes
Part 3 – The Unclear
• A success story in
GMA’s time (nautical
highway)
• Ignored, from 2010 to
2020
• A ‘leper’ to some
LGUs, after Covid
Dedicated Bike Lanes . . . To solve lack of PT?
PROS CONS
• Previous attempts
failed, why would this
be any different?
• Bike-culture absent
among Filipinos
• Unlikely to increase
pax throughput on
major roads
• Does not pay RUC
Advocates often mistake what they LIKE with what the Public NEEDS
Part 3 – What May Become
• Low-cost, no carbon
emission
• Hallmark of
Sustainable Urban
Transport movement
• Can be put in-place
immediately
• Quick answer to PT
lack
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Policy shift in Pricing of Transport Services
Low Value
@High prices High Value
@Low
prices
NO SUCH THING AS A
FREE LUNCH
• Extra cost for ‘viral
prevention’ measures
• Lost revenues for
smaller number of Pax
• Reforming PT requires
value-for-money
services
Part 3 –What May Become
Overdue Reforms . . . Now or Later?
Amendment to the Public Service Act that sets the regulatory
framework for public transport
Bill on Transport Network Companies & Vehicles (Grab, et.al)
Bill on MC-for-Hire (Angkas, et.al)
Devolve PT regulation of LTFRB to cities/LGUs?
Re-structuring of buses and jeepney sectors (amalgamation)
Part 3 – What May Become
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How long will Covid-19 terrorize us?
Part 3 – What May Become
Source:InquirerNews(03-Jun2020)
Source: ABS-CBN News (01-Jun2020)
Source: Inquirer News (01-Jun2020)
Scenes that may linger until end
2020
Part 3 – What May become
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PT Shortage
(2H 2020)
More bicycles?
More
Motorcycles?
More CARs?
Scenarios for next
6 months?
Do we have a Moses to bring us to the promised land ?
• EDSA-Makati in 5 minutes by
December?
• Solve MMnl traffic in 2 years,
or I resign
• Solve MV Plates shortage, in
3 months
• LRT2 east extension
operational by end-2019
• Cebu BRT operational by Nov
2019
Part 3 – The Unclear
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EDSA Bus Experiment vs Route Restructuring
LTFRB Circular #019 (14-
May)
• EDSA-Centric Route
Structure
• Edsa Carousel = 550
units (Monumento –
PITX)
• South-2-PITX = 772 units
Put into service on EDSA median are 90 buses
contracted by DoTr (Bus Augmentation to
MRT3). 17-km vs 28 km in LTFRB Circular
Where are the Pax Interchange Facilities?
20+ Bus Shelters on EDSA curb-
sides would be abandoned
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PT Service is about
better commuting
experience
Convenient Transfers, from
one route to another (i.e.,
located nearest to occurrence
of transfers)
Ideal are off-road bus stops,
that provide shelters from the
elements, e.g., SM Busbays
EDSA Carousel is not as island
unto itself, it is part of the
entire transport network
Location for Boarding/Alighting
Traffic conflicts: unsafe, limit busway headway
Several at-grade
conflicts, from
North to South
endings of EDSA
Carousel:
Will determine
Bus Headways
(& Capacity)
R1, Taft Ave, Ayala Ave
Gil Puyat Ave, Ortigas
Ave, , North Ave
Roosevelt, Monumento
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Ultimate Test: Will it increase capacity?
Downgraded C4 (from HSH to LSH)
Will reduce overall capacity of EDSA
THEORY
Dedicated
busways raises
bus productivity,
attracts more
riders, and
increase overall
throughput
(pax/lane/hr) on
roadways
REALITY
Bus productivity is a
function of
headways. With at-
grade intersections &
left-turn flyovers,
expect headway ≥
2minutes.
Throughput
~3,600pphpd
(vs 10,000+ pphpd
before)
renesan@outlook.ph
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