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How people experience the Philippine transportation system in 2030

Here are twelve stories of people who experience the transportation system in 2030 when we realize the Vision.

• Jayden is a student at a private university in the city.
• Maricel and Renato are a young couple who just welcomed their first child and are working entry-level jobs.
• Tatay Efren has been a jeepney driver for most of his life. Today is his last day at work before he takes his well-deserved retirement.
• Dindin is a novice e-jeepney driver. Today is her last day of training, and then tomorrow, she can officially start as a certified e-jeepney driver.
• Javi works as a Senior IT Manager for a foreign company with offices in various parts of the city. Today is going to be a long day for Javi. They need to shuttle from one office to another.
• Lucia is a teenager with Down Syndrome. She goes to school every day and travels to her therapy center twice a week, all by herself.
• Lola Aabidah retired just nearly a year ago after 45 years of government service. She didn’t want to be idle, so she joined the local mobility consultative committee in her neighborhood.
• Asbjørn is a middle-aged financial manager who works for a multinational company that has a presence in the Philippines. He recently got assigned to the country and arrived just two months ago with his whole family.
• Marco is just seven years old. He’s in 2nd grade and walks to school by himself every day.
• Marge is a lawyer and a single mom to two kids. Her younger child, Mariana, is just 4 years old and has special needs.
• Mae Ann is a freshman in college. She just moved to the metropolis to stay with her aunt for the duration of her studies, but she needs a part-time job to help with her expenses.
• Princess works as a sidewalk maintenance crew leader in the metropolis, but she lives just outside the National Capital Region.

How we came up with the Vision, the Stories, and the Fictional Functional Map.