Peaceful and problem free--this was how Boracay Land
and Transportation Multi-Purpose Cooperative (BLTMPC) Chairman Ryan Tubi described the
24 hour Color Coding Scheme which started in Boracay yesterday.
In an interview, Tubi said that there were no
complaints made about the new Color Coding Scheme schedule.
Previously, the Color Coding was only 12 hours per day,
7 days a week. But since allegedly due to the request of tricycle drivers to
make the color Coding 24 hours, the request was granted.
It was said that the reason given by the tricycle
drivers for the request was that 12 hours of work was not enough, and the new
24 hour schedule would be beneficial since the drivers would have 24 hours for a
rest in preparation for the next day of work.
Meanwhile, Tubi is confident that the scheme is
followed because the Police, Municipal Auxiliary Police and even the office of
the BLTMPC are on watch 24 hours a day.
There are two tricycle colors in the island: blue and yellow.
The tricycles plying the streets of the island
yesterday were only colored blue, while yellow is the color of tricycles plying
the streets today.
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