Alteration of PUJ's Transportation: Optimizing Routes for Systematize Transportation in Plaza Burgos, Guagua, Pampanga
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The public transportation system facilitates social interaction by allowing people, goods, andservices to travel to various destinations worldwide. This stimulates closer connections amongindividualsand promotes globalization and economic advancement. Advancements in technology haveledtotheemergence of more economical, efficient, and environmentally friendly transportation systems. Theseinnovations can potentially revolutionize how people live and interact with one another in thefuture. Theresearch titled "Alteration of PUJ's Transportation: Optimizing Routes for Systematized TransportationinPlaza Burgos, Guagua, Pampanga," focuses on the reconfiguration and optimization of transportationroutes in order to address the issue of traffic congestion, which is a societal concern. Theresearchersemployed a quantitative methodology to determine the components contributing to the traffic delays. Thisentailed gathering data on the number of cars, the condition of the roads, and various transportationmethods used by the regional government offices through firsthand observation. The report emphasizesthat traffic congestion can arise from an excessive number of cars, worsening road conditions, andinadequate transportation system policies. Hence, to tackle these concerns in further investigations, thestudy examines the gathered data and proposes remedies, particularly in relation to public transportationsystems and the design of terminal stations, with the primary objective of attainingsufficienttransportation for the populace and ensuring convenience for all.
Author: Mary Pearl Dianne D. Duaso, France Lester M. Macam, Jiezel Z. Nicdao, Mar Angelo B. Pangan, John Daniel M. Pangilinan, Catherine A. Peralta, Rolando M. Tanig Jr, Aaron S. Malonzo
Language: English
Subfield: Transportation
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7077143190
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