Research Design

Our study used a correlational technique to evaluate the relationship between jeepney
modernization and public perception. We employ interviews to get information from jeepney
drivers and commuters, focusing on their perspectives, opinions, and experiences with
modernization projects. The researchers used a conservative approach, assuming that it would be
effective in obtaining complete data and providing deeper insights into Filipinos' perspectives of
jeepney modernization as a method of transportation.

This case study is intended to help drivers and commuters understand the issues they confront
when jeepneys are improved. Our correlational analysis reveals the diversity of public opinion
toward jeepney modernization in the Philippines. The contrasting viewpoints expressed by
truckers and commuters show the need of considering multiple stakeholder perspectives when
establishing legislation. Furthermore, the correlations discovered between demographic variables
and perceptual outcomes are important for developing tailored therapies and communication
strategies.

Method of Data Collection

The interview questions will delve into Filipinos' attitudes toward jeepney modernization as a
source of transportation. In addition, follow-up questions will be asked on this topic. An
interview will be utilized to collect data for this study since it is unstructured, meaning there is
no limit to how many questions may be answered and it can offer us with far more information.
It is the most effective method of data collection since we can speak with respondents directly
and ask follow-up questions. Because it is time demanding, the researchers will plan the
interview at the most convenient time.

Data Analysis

The researchers will employ content analysis to analyze the interview data. The researchers will
employ descriptive statistics. Descriptive statistics is a broad phrase that relates to the use and
analysis of statistics. Its summaries can either serve as the foundation for the first description of
the data-brief descriptive coefficients that describe a specific data collection.