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Exhaust emissions, especially from slow-moving traffic, cause carbon monoxide levels to increase, posing respiratory risks and contributing to climate change

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Waste of fuel

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People live far away from where they work

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Traffic in Metro Manila

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Resulting air pollution from traffic leads to 45.3 deaths per 100000 in the Philippines

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Encourages people to consider other modes of transportation such as the MRT and LRT

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There is additional stress because traffic can make people late for work, school, etc

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Constant traffic increases stress levels and fatigue, affecting a person's mental health.

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Losing Php 3.5 Billion/day

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Depletion of ozone layer

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Urbanization required to create more roads and structures to accommodate these cars

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Degrades air quality

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Car tax in the Philippines is only 4% where as in another country like Singapore its 20%

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Low quality of existing infrastructure such as roads, public transport terminals, and railways

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The existing urban layout failed to take the sudden population growth into consideration

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The transport system is car-centric, not mass-oriented

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The transport system is car-centric, not mass-oriented

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In 2017, 84% of Filipinos said they were planning to purchase their own car in the next 5 years

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The transport system makes operators compete for passengers.