A big problem on transportation is well in the offing for night commuters at Cagayan de Oro City as a transport group said its members cannot pick up passengers anymore beyond 8 p.m. | ManilaBulletin
The United Drivers Association composed of jeepney drivers and operators plying the routes of Barangays Bonbon, Kauswagan, Bayabas, and Kauswagan NHA said through its president that its members cannot sustain the operation if they are also asked ply the routes at night.
"It will be difficult for us to grant because drivers won’t proceed if there are only 10 passengers. If they wait, that means an inconvenience for the passengers," Gabatan told the Manila Bulletin in the vernacular in a phone interview on Monday, June 26. The suggestion, he said, is a "win-win" solution as it will help the tri-cabs drivers earn a living for their families while affording the jeepney drivers some rest at night.
These vehicles, he said, are also prohibited from traveling on highways, based on Memorandum Circular 2020-036 from the Department of Interior and Local Government .
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