Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Tricycle(padyak)
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Labor Day
Yesterday is Labor Day but still we have a work on that day. I thought we don't have customer because it is holiday but there is. We don't have much customer but still I'm happy because I believe that little is better than never isn't it? In business we know that sometimes your sales is okey but sometimes is bad, the only way is to face it then improve. When I'm going out, I felt the very quiet road, no people walked outside and many establishment are closed. After my duty I'm waiting to my husband and son who visiting their lola's house (father side). When they got in here my son is take a nap while in jeepney. I decided to take awhile before we go because my son is not yet wake up. While in jeepney I'm thinking on my daughter who left in the house with her tita. I really missed her so much.:)
Monday, February 4, 2008
Transportation service in Davao City
This are the common land transportation service in Davao City :
2.) Taxis are all equipped with taxi meters. There are 2 types of taxi service in the City. AirCon and Non-AirCon units. Non-aircon taxies are most common in Davao City due to the cool climate and fresh air all over the city. Aircon taxis are a little more expensive than non-aircon ones, but both are generally very much affordable.
3.) Buses are generally for travelling long distances into the outer skirts of Davao, or somewhere else in Mindanao. Buses come in both aircon and non-aircon units.
4.)Tricycles are not for turists but for people's daily life. Most of tricycles are manpowered. When it runs you feel comfortable breeze of wind and the parasol keeps you from the sunbeam. But once the wind blows against you, the driver has to draw all his power due to the parasol, and naturally you feel tension on your shoulders too. 8 peso per ride( as of March 2005. It must not be affected by the oil price hike). Worth trying, Tricycle is a 3-wheel vehicle common throughout the country although there are variations in make and passenger capacity depending on the area. Their common deminator is: the body/sidecar is made of stainless steel while the roof is made from leatherette material. I really got my surprise when I saw this tricycle. It was the first time I saw one with a garden umbrella as roof. Can't stop laughing! From the main highway going up to Eden, this unique vehicle is the only mode of transpo available (well, except for visitors like me who took a cab from the city).
5.)Motorcycle this is a very common way to travel, but usually for more hilly or mountainous travel in areas of Cebu (like in Lahug heading to Tops), or in the province. This form of transportation is commonly called a Habal-Habal.
6.)Tricykad, or a non-motorized bike with seating for up to two persons. These types of 'taxis' are used for more localized transportation, typically operating within a more localized area, than that of tricycles, habal-habal motorcycles or other similarly motorized transportation.