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Nakahanap ng kakampi ang gobyerno sa ilang transport groups na pabor sa public utility vehicle modernization at franchise consolidation. Dumulog sila sa Korte Suprema para harangin ang hiling ng PISTON at iba pang grupo na ipawalang bisa ang programa.

Narito ang ulat ni senior correspondent Anjo Alimario.

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00:00 Different transport groups approached the Supreme Court not to block but to support the PUV modernization and franchise consolidation.
00:11 The Mazda, Acto, LTOP and Altadap were the first to pass the motion for intervention
00:18 to enforce the request for a temporary restraining order of the Pistola and other groups against the modernization program.
00:25 We oppose their request for a temporary restraining order because I know as an operator driver that they want to preserve the old vehicles of our traditional jeepneys.
00:36 We want to change this because we are the only ones left in Asia, we are the only ones left in the transportation industry.
00:44 Martin explained that there are many cheap modern jeepneys.
00:48 Like a supplier that is worth 1 million pesos, we can use that.
00:58 We also have a supplier that is worth 1.5 million pesos, we can use that.
01:05 The choices are in the cooperative and in the corporation.
01:10 It is also not true that there will be a temporary franchise consolidation.
01:15 They are the owners of the corporation and the cooperative.
01:20 There will be no temporary franchise consolidation because they will run their own business.
01:26 No third party will intervene here.
01:30 In his 5 decades in the transport sector, Martin does not believe that there will be a transport crisis.
01:37 Our income will be better, our travel will be more spacious.
01:41 This is the only transport crisis that they want to have.
01:45 There will be no transport crisis.
01:48 The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board has already eaten their comments on the Pistons petition.
01:55 Meanwhile, the Pistons transport caravan continues to open.
01:58 Because January 31 is the last day of the consolidation of the unconsolidated vehicles.
02:03 More than 300 units and more than 7,000 drivers and operators will be transported in the caravan.
02:10 They will try to reach Mendiola in Manila to bring their goods to President Bongbong Marcos.
02:17 We called BBM to change his statement.
02:21 He said that we will not be allowed to stay or renew our franchises.
02:29 And of course, the second thing is that we are also hoping that the TRO will issue a notice to the Supreme Court.
02:38 The government is also ready to respond.
02:42 Every LGUs is ready.
02:44 Last time, our vehicles were more than 800.
02:48 So more or less, that is also how it is prepared.
02:50 Ready for deployment at any given time.
02:54 We are preparing that and we will monitor the situation of our lands as early as 5 o'clock in the morning tomorrow.
03:01 The Pistons has yet to respond to the intervention of various transport groups.
03:07 groups. Angele Mario, CNN Philippines
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