MODERNIZED JEEPNEYS. A modern jeepney serves commuters from Mohon Terminal in Arevalo district on Tuesday (June 14, 2022). The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board granted special permits to traditional jeepneys to augment the modern jeepneys.(Photo courtesy of Arnold Almacen/City Mayor's Office) ILOILO CITY - The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) on Tuesday allowed 161 more public utility vehicles (PUVs) to ply city routes and serve more commuters in perimeter border terminals. The deployment of additional jeepneys was in response to the lack of PUVs to address the volume of passengers in terminals in Mohon, Arevalo, and Tagbak in Jaro, Public Safety and Transportation Management Office (PSTMO) head Jeck Conlu said in an interview. The LTFRB, under the city's Local Public Transport Route Plan (LPTRP), approved 1,767 modern jeepneys to ply the 24 rationalized and new routes, however, 91 were deployed while not all of the traditional je