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    Problem: Lack of Accessibility to Affordable Public Transportation

    1.What opportunity can you perceive from the above problem?

    There is a chance to create a cost-effective, technology-driven transportation system. To overcome


    these challenges, consider developing a ride-sharing service tailored for short commutes or a shuttle
    system built to operate in underdeveloped areas.

    2. Who is the Customer?

    The primary consumers are everyday commuters, such as students, employees, and small company
    owners, who use public transportation to get to their locations.

    3. What, according to the customer, are the main problems?

    Overcrowding in public transport vehicles

    Unpredictable travel times

    High transportation costs compared to average income Safety concerns, especially at night Limited
    routes and lack of service in remote areas

    4. What is the job to be done?

    The aim is to provide commuters with a dependable, economical, and efficient mode of transportation
    that reduces delays while increasing comfort and safety.

    5. What job is currently getting done?

    Customers use regular public transit (jeepneys, buses, and trains) or ride-hailing apps like Grab. In
    certain circumstances, people travel short distances by foot or bicycle. However, these solutions
    frequently fail to address the underlying challenges of cost, accessibility, and dependability.

    6. How is the customer getting the job done today OR how is the customer addressing this problem
    today?

    -Commuters leave their houses earlier than necessary to ensure a seat.


    -They face overcrowding and long lines.
    -Some use ride-hailing applications, which are more expensive yet convenient.
    -Those in underserved areas may pool their money with neighbors to rent private autos.

    7. Estimate the market size. Your assumption will do.

    About 60% of the 13.4 million people who live in Metro Manila alone, according to statistics, depend on
    public transit. This points to a potential market of almost 8 million commuters every day. The figure may
    be as high as 30 million nationwide.

    8. Does this seem to be a problem worth solving? Explain.

    Since it affects millions of people's safety, well-being, and productivity every day, the answer to this
    issue is definitely worthwhile. In addition to improving commuters' quality of life, a dependable solution
    could increase economic efficiency by cutting down on travel expenses and delays. Resolving this issue
    may open up new avenues for transportation-related inventions and long-term commercial prospects.

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