Noun
jeepney (plural jeepneys)
(Philippines) A vehicle used as public transport in the Philippines, originally made from US military Jeeps left over from World War II and well known for their flamboyant decoration and crowded seating.
The Pride 20’s arrest came after the detention of six jeepney drivers dubbed “ progressive groups in Cebu City, dubbed “ Source: Internet
This means that viewers with TV Plus set-top boxes in Metro Manila will be unable to watch Teleradyo, Jeepney TV, Yey!, Asianovela Channel, CineMo, and KBO. Source: Internet
“Because more people today are poorer and jobless, they don’t go out that often,” Jovito told Whenever a firm closes down or retrenches workers, jeepney drivers immediate feel it in lack of passengers. Source: Internet
Another driver will drive ‘his’ jeepney, working the same 5am to 11pm hours the next day. Source: Internet
MANILA — Various jeepney routes in Metro Manila and major roads in the provinces nationwide were almost hundred percent clear of public utility jeepneys on October 16 and 17, during the two-day transport strike. Source: Internet
Diesel, currently priced at P26.50 ($0.49 based on a $1:P54.31 exchange rate), is what jeepney drivers use to fuel their vehicles. Source: Internet