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What are the most central problems in your state concerning one of the following: (a) air transportation,

(b) railroads, (c) water transportation, (d) highways, or (e) public transportation? (Hint: To answer this
question, obtain a copy of the governor’s plan for transportation in your state or contact a key official in
the transportation department.)

a.) Air Transportation


In this time of pandemic, Air transportation really felt the impact of lockdowns. Huge loss of
money as countries releases a travel ban, and a lot of airports need to borrow money just to
continue their business.
b.) Railroads
As I’ve watch television and read some articles online, I saw a lot of problems when it comes in
Railroad Transportation. First, is the quality of trains that the country has, a lot of malfunctions
happens in Rail systems. Next, the area covers of Railroad, because of this, a lot of passengers
still need to take other kind of transportation instead of just one ride.
c.) Water Transportation
In terms of water transportation, pandemic also hits the financial of water transportation, as
country need to have travel bans. And also, if there’s a typhoon, it makes difficult to navigate
and need to cancel the transportation, and the other concerns when it comes in water
transportation is the longer time to make to your destination.
d.) Highways
We can easily determine the problems in terms of Highways, the unfinished work, the expansion
of roads in some places, the roads that not meet the standards and causes more money in
repairing. And also, the heavy traffic in every city.
e.) Public Transportation
Some main concerns in Public Transportation are the safety of the passengers, because of the
old vehicles that not meet the today’s standard. And a lot of jeepney drivers also worried in the
project of government, the modernization project, that aiming to replace the old jeepneys, the
problem with this is the capability of a lot of jeepney drivers to afford the government
recommended jeepney.

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