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    The document discusses whether drivers should be encouraged to change traditional jeepneys to modern ones. It argues they should not, as maintaining traditional jeepneys is less expensive than modernizing, and changing could lead to loss of income for drivers if fares are higher or routes shorter for modern jeepneys. While modern jeepneys may pollute less, the document says financial readiness, not just the environment, must be considered in deciding whether to change.

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    The document discusses whether drivers should be encouraged to change traditional jeepneys to modern ones. It argues they should not, as maintaining traditional jeepneys is less expensive than modernizing, and changing could lead to loss of income for drivers if fares are higher or routes shorter for modern jeepneys. While modern jeepneys may pollute less, the document says financial readiness, not just the environment, must be considered in deciding whether to change.

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    The document discusses whether drivers should be encouraged to change traditional jeepneys to modern ones. It argues they should not, as maintaining traditional jeepneys is less expensive than modernizing, and changing could lead to loss of income for drivers if fares are higher or routes shorter for modern jeepneys. While modern jeepneys may pollute less, the document says financial readiness, not just the environment, must be considered in deciding whether to change.

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    The document discusses whether drivers should be encouraged to change traditional jeepneys to modern ones. It argues they should not, as maintaining traditional jeepneys is less expensive than modernizing, and changing could lead to loss of income for drivers if fares are higher or routes shorter for modern jeepneys. While modern jeepneys may pollute less, the document says financial readiness, not just the environment, must be considered in deciding whether to change.

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    ISSUE:

    Should drivers/operators
    be encouraged to change
    traditional jeepneys to
    modern jeepneys?
    CLAIM:
    Drivers/operators should not
    be encouraged to change
    traditional jeepneys to
    modern jeepneys.
    ARGUMENT:
    Maintaining a traditional
    jeepneys is less expensive
    than modern jeepneys.
    EVIDENCE:
    1. The fare of traditional jeepneys is expensive
    than the fare of modern jeepneys.
    2. Traditional jeepneys served longer routes.
    3. This could lead to a loss of income for
    drivers/operators.
    COUNTERARGUMENT:
    Some say that traditional jeepneys
    increases more pollution and
    modern jeepneys can lessen and
    decrease pollution
    REBUTTAL:
    Changing a traditional jeepney to a
    modernized jeepney should not be based
    on the environment's status, It should be
    established if we are ready financially to
    change to modernize jeepney.
    CONCLUSION:
    As a result, maintaining a traditional jeepneys is
    less expensive than modern jeepneys, and it is
    preferable for our nation to avoid debt and
    other costs. Also, it won't result in the loss of
    jobs or the displacement of many
    operators/drivers.

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