I still love driving in the Philippines more than the US. In the US most drivers only look in the front, they are mostly unaware of their surroundings and that is why there is a lot of accidents here everyday.
I don’t think Sir, the side and the back we should be aware too because of the emergency vehicle responded to any emergency calls like the firetruck, ambulance, or the unmarked vehicles. Our country hasn’t been too observant or followed the traffic rules that much in some areas like the provinces. The city does with all these traffic law enforcers, street sign, marking on the lanes and the corners, visible traffic lights. We are kinda following the USA traffic pattern Sir, you may be seen something like this from the areas like the Barraggay has no traffic line on the middle of the lanes, no posted speed limit. I guess is another expenses from the taxpayer and let ourselves figured it out the safest speed limit on the residential and school zone area. We are struggling to minimized these driving habits due to lack of proper educational lesson, some can get their drivers license before they know how to drive…lagayan (Bribery). Well, hope you well aware if you’re driving there where you are Sir, just glance once in a while at your side and the back. Have a safe driving Sir.
I got pulled over there last year along Taft Avenue on a short visit for lane swerving and the 2 Manila traffic enforcers let me go after showing them my California license. They told me to be careful next time and smile and apologized for wasting my time. You're totally right, just enjoy your time there and have a lot of patience doing things. The government offices can have long crazy lines and people there don't get paid much so bringing down your expectation helps a lot. Try to meet more locals, you'll learn a lot from them.
Dude I am Filipino descent and visit there twice I give kudos to you bro! The traffics there is insane! It makes no sense! I found your video to show others how bad it is. My cousin who live there hate to go anywhere because it’s so stressful to drive! Thanks for the video!
Hahahaha Yes, filipino time is real. And, it's worse than Microsoft time. I would suggest learning the peak hours that gets MORE than crazy here. Not just in Manila, either. Anywhere in Metro Manila has peak times such as mornings approx 6-8:30 for school kids and workers, lunch times approx 11:45-2 and early evenings approx 5-7:30. These times are what I have observed anyway. Christmas times are even more crazy and it's traffic all day long, so like you said, relax and keep yourself amused because that road rage thing everyone has back in the states doesn't go real well here. If you find yourself stressed driving here, take a trike, jeepney, or bus and sit back to relax.
Hello Abram! Just found your vlog and watched your traffic video. Yes, I made the same experience some weeks ago when I was on vacation. Fortunately I didn't have to drive but my Filipina girlfriend. And during these weeks I learned *a lot*! The Filipinos are the most friendly and careful drivers I have ever seen! It's not their access to be somewhere as fast as possible at all costs but to reach their target safely and take care of the other people. Many Filipinos start their journey with a prayer before starting the engine. They thank God for everything he has done for them and the family so far and then ask for a safe travel. Of course also asking God to protect the car from malfunctioning or or breakdown. Then they start carefully. When moving into heavy traffic they use to operate the car's horn to ask the other drivers for extra care. That's so different compared to most of the other countries I've been as usually blowing the horn means "go away stupid it's my turn and my right!". An additional reason for driving carefully is of course also the state of many streets which is a result of lack of funds plus extreme weather conditions (lots of rain, mud, underminings, potholes,...). Nobody can afford to damage the car nor risk health. And that's good! Finally: try to spend some time in Manila. If you master this you'll master everything! :)
Nice video, i think you can now easily drive in India 🇮🇳 cause from the video it's same as the driving conditions in India 😁 may be you can introduce us to Philippines driving rules and regulations not on the books but practically followed by the Filipinos. Best wishes for your new videos 👍
Merging into American highway is scarier because of the speed of the traffic, fatalities are more likely. Merging in the Philippine traffic is crazy but because of the traffic and slow pace, it's less likely that somebody dies. You have to feel the flow, look at the other diver or assertiveness of the other driver. Sometimes I'm in a hurry, I am more assertive, and get my way into traffic, sometimes, I feel more giving or feel the other party more assertive and give way.
yeah totally agree, driving in the Philippines really isn't that hard because you very rarely, if ever, go over 30mph(50km/h). In the US that's the speed you when you drive past homes. On the highway in the US it's common to go 50-70mph(115km/h) The people on motorbikes are the scariest thing for me still
Great video. I sent it to friends and family in the US so they can see what I'm talking about. I'll be on four wheels before long as we are looking at vehicles right now. Currently have an e-trike and a Honda 150cc enduro bike. I'm experiencing the same mayhem but on a smaller scale here in Cavite on the bike.
Much appreciated! Plenty more videos to come. I feel much safer in a car than on a motorbike. It’s nice to be able to bring more people at once or transport stuff you buy easier. The major downside is you’ll reach your destination much slower in a car than on a bike
As a foreigner I agree, it does help to have some one with you who knows the roads especially in metro Manila. Waze will often let you drive in circles or one way roads. Just having your English license converted into a Filipino one isn't just as easy like that. I believe you need a valid visa of atleast 3 or 6 months right now? It used to be 1 year valid visa 5/6 years ago, making it almost impossible. After driving here for some time you do get used to how 90% of the comote drivers drive. You will know exactly which pick up truck will try to sneak in or pass on the emergency lane to get a head start for example.
I can relate and agree to everything you said! I'm 100% Filipino, born in the USA, now living (and driving) in the Philippines, except for Metro Manila 😆😆
Subbed and binged on your videos. Would really love tips on how to set up a life with how many kids you have. Most of the vloggers I follow are smaller families or couples. I plan on moving there this year or so with the whole family. Thanks!
Glad to have you here! Yeah i'm literally just figuring it out as i go LOL but it's all good. Hopefully others can learn from me and make the process much easier on them 😅
i arrive here in the US just recently and i still got the filipino driving mentality. for the 2 weeks of me driving here. i got 4 horns and 2 blinkers. haha. its really different here. you should yield and stop not like in the Philippines. also the turn left on yellow blinking lights and right turn on red signal is crazzyyy. hahha
A sense of humor goes a long way in the Philippines. Why stress with something you have no control over? Btw, if you survive driving here, you'll survive anywhere.
For the Filipino citizen. How to obtain a driving licence, how much does it cost and how long does it take to obtain a driving licence? With this driver's license, can a Filipino citizen open an international account at AUB Bank? How many years does a driving license expire?
Wow you went from 20views to 11k congratulations! 🥳 Yeah floods are common and there aren't enough waiting sheds and sidewalks specially in the rural areas but the people are quite approachable and friendly. Welcome to PH and by any chance, does your Fambam live around Rizal?
Thank you and Yep! About an hour from Manila. We didn’t wanna live out in province without modern amenities but didn’t wanna pay crazy prices to live somewhere nice. I feel like we got a great balance here.
@@abramsphilippinevlog I'm guessing Taytay/Cainta -Hello neighbors if yeah. 🤣 Traffic in Ortigas, Edsa and Imelda ave is horrible. I suggest to avoid being on the road during the rush hours(around 5am-10am and 5pm-10pm). Whenever I get off work during those hours, I just hang around the mall or café to let the traffic pass by and just have a good time. 😅
More driving po in Metro Manila or anywhere in the Philippines 😊so we can learn the differences of howthe way they drive there,their traffic rules and regulations.. the situations.. comparison..Pris and cons..and even tips for newbies driving 🎉more vlogs po thank you
bruh, I'm born in the Philippines, but I'm not from Manila/Luzon and driving there is rigorous, too strict, traffic, no exceptions, unlike Cebu kinda traffic, but not that strict and you can talk out the cops/enforcers
the drivers are not even using a signal light if they are changing lanes from the left or the right that is why they are always accidents most of them don't follow the rules they make their own rule. When they are on the streets they don't give way to others and even if someone is crossing in the pedestrian lane they don't even stop they don't even wait until the pedestrian has crossed to the other side of the street and they still keep driving no discipline at all not unlike in North America we give way to each other we follow the rules we let the pedestrian cross the street and Bus had a time schedule departing and arriving and stop at the bus stop. In the Philippines buses and jeepneys, they stop everywhere which gives traffic. I notice about the road they don't have enough traffic lights or traffic control as well
I won't drive here; they are crazy drivers and i have enough anxiety as it is...lol...here in Angeles City is pretty bad traffic. You have the gift of gab, you are very good at conveying the message across, and the good looks helps alot. :)
I feel like I’m getting used to it pretty fast because I’m driving everyday. The anxiety is still high though. I can feel the adrenaline every time I drive 🤣
PS, change your channel name to "Abrams Philippines Adventure Channel, it will help alot with viewers anf Filipinos finding your Channel as well, especially when people searching Philippines.
have you seen how people drive in india? 😂 very chaotic... lots of people in the street, animals on the street, noisy cars and constant beeping, vendors, victims of hit and run etc...
Hello, It's certainly an experience driving here (in the Philippines) for many reasons, and they're all not good! My filipina wife and I live in Isabela province. Before that, we lived in Manila for 4 years. For me, you put your life at risk every time you drive. Having also lived in the UK, Istanbul, Dubai and now the Philippines. Sorry to say, but the Philippines wins hands down! My reasons are below (not limited too I may add!) - Very limited education regarding driving. Local enforcers scam you. We were scammed twice in one day. The other was for almost 10K PHP! We were asked to put the money in same paper tissue! For too many motorcycles in Manila. If they scratch your car trying to get passed, they just carry on regardless. Lack of lane discipline. In the province, it's normal to have a family of 3/4 on a motorbike and no helmets! Lack of Police/LTO to patrol. Very few rear lights on motorbikes. This is seriously dangerous. Especially when very few roads have street lighting. Poorly maintained vehicles/motorbikes. Anyone can obtain a driving licence if you pay. Little or no indicators when turning. Motorbikes and cars just pull out or immediately stop without any care of who is behind. Undertaking is normal. Foreigners get prosecuted if involved in an accident (even if it's not your fault) Little or no motorbike or motor vehicle insurance. I could go on, but you get my point. Cheers.
Now, wait a minute. You said that the traffic ain't that bad. Right? I've been out to the Philippines a few times, and I will never drive in Manila, not in less I drive a Tank.
As a Filipino, I hate driving in manila but driving in provincial road is better and relaxing but tricycle drivers are always in the fast lane always honk if you overtake them because sometimes they swerve without using their signal light.
I can tell you you don’t have anxiety and seems a happy person bec you oassed the driving test there 😁 We live in an opposite life as a Pinoy here in US always carefull that someody will rear end me bec someone not paying attention on road which accident happened a lot in the city. my wife got rear ended last few months ago with her 17yrs old crv and luckily nobody get harm and it happened in regular small town road who not paying attention in the road when car in front stop.Luckily the SUV still working and totaled by others insurance and git $6k and able still to use due to some back damage and cosmetic only. And yet in Phil driving like crazy and yet nobody get into accident. You will definitely become linoy by heart later on adopting our culture. 😜
they are sold everywhere here in the Philippines, you can find them on facebook and they'll come to your house to install it even. You can also get a 360 camera installed with it to help with parking in tight spots.
@@Robinsworld-l3j from what I remember it was 1,000 php(less than $20 USD) one time when you get your car and you get liability insurance - it’s part of the car buying process
😂 truly very different. It’s defensive driving. You’re right, it’s normal to us.. after I migrated to the U.S. and then years later, visited the Philippines, it’s like riding a bike, I get automatically switched into Philippine driving😅
for me driving in italy is the 1 most crazies place. 1. they are more aggressive drivers, 2 a lot of violation, 3 parking space, 4 also traffic in the cities no u turn like in the philippines you must go in the right way to U turn or else you will pay violation 5 police active, 6 so many camera after a days will come to your home a ticket to pay a lot of violation if you dont pay your license will be banned. 7 you cannot stay in the left way because the left way only for passing. 8 a lot of restrict zone if you mistake to enter that place you will pay ticket again and again. 9 scooter is more in italy than philippines. the only worst in the philippines is a corrupt mmda!! but in italy mmda dont accept money if you give money mmda in italy they will bring you in jail !
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I still love driving in the Philippines more than the US. In the US most drivers only look in the front, they are mostly unaware of their surroundings and that is why there is a lot of accidents here everyday.
I don’t think Sir, the side and the back we should be aware too because of the emergency vehicle responded to any emergency calls like the firetruck, ambulance, or the unmarked vehicles. Our country hasn’t been too observant or followed the traffic rules that much in some areas like the provinces. The city does with all these traffic law enforcers, street sign, marking on the lanes and the corners, visible traffic lights. We are kinda following the USA traffic pattern Sir, you may be seen something like this from the areas like the Barraggay has no traffic line on the middle of the lanes, no posted speed limit. I guess is another expenses from the taxpayer and let ourselves figured it out the safest speed limit on the residential and school zone area. We are struggling to minimized these driving habits due to lack of proper educational lesson, some can get their drivers license before they know how to drive…lagayan (Bribery). Well, hope you well aware if you’re driving there where you are Sir, just glance once in a while at your side and the back. Have a safe driving Sir.
I got pulled over there last year along Taft Avenue on a short visit for lane swerving and the 2 Manila traffic enforcers let me go after showing them my California license. They told me to be careful next time and smile and apologized for wasting my time. You're totally right, just enjoy your time there and have a lot of patience doing things. The government offices can have long crazy lines and people there don't get paid much so bringing down your expectation helps a lot. Try to meet more locals, you'll learn a lot from them.
you are lucky. if they saw, otherwise, a chinese face, the driver would have to pay a lot to settle the issue
Dude I am Filipino descent and visit there twice I give kudos to you bro! The traffics there is insane! It makes no sense! I found your video to show others how bad it is. My cousin who live there hate to go anywhere because it’s so stressful to drive! Thanks for the video!
the anxiety while driving here doesn't go away lol it is ALWAYS crazy. More videos to come! 🙂
You seems to be adjusting well and understanding the ways in Metro Manila......Great way to adopt......
Hahahaha Yes, filipino time is real. And, it's worse than Microsoft time. I would suggest learning the peak hours that gets MORE than crazy here. Not just in Manila, either. Anywhere in Metro Manila has peak times such as mornings approx 6-8:30 for school kids and workers, lunch times approx 11:45-2 and early evenings approx 5-7:30. These times are what I have observed anyway. Christmas times are even more crazy and it's traffic all day long, so like you said, relax and keep yourself amused because that road rage thing everyone has back in the states doesn't go real well here. If you find yourself stressed driving here, take a trike, jeepney, or bus and sit back to relax.
Hello Abram! Just found your vlog and watched your traffic video. Yes, I made the same experience some weeks ago when I was on vacation. Fortunately I didn't have to drive but my Filipina girlfriend. And during these weeks I learned *a lot*! The Filipinos are the most friendly and careful drivers I have ever seen! It's not their access to be somewhere as fast as possible at all costs but to reach their target safely and take care of the other people. Many Filipinos start their journey with a prayer before starting the engine. They thank God for everything he has done for them and the family so far and then ask for a safe travel. Of course also asking God to protect the car from malfunctioning or or breakdown. Then they start carefully. When moving into heavy traffic they use to operate the car's horn to ask the other drivers for extra care. That's so different compared to most of the other countries I've been as usually blowing the horn means "go away stupid it's my turn and my right!". An additional reason for driving carefully is of course also the state of many streets which is a result of lack of funds plus extreme weather conditions (lots of rain, mud, underminings, potholes,...). Nobody can afford to damage the car nor risk health. And that's good! Finally: try to spend some time in Manila. If you master this you'll master everything! :)
Nice video, i think you can now easily drive in India 🇮🇳 cause from the video it's same as the driving conditions in India 😁 may be you can introduce us to Philippines driving rules and regulations not on the books but practically followed by the Filipinos. Best wishes for your new videos 👍
Thank you my friend!
Merging into American highway is scarier because of the speed of the traffic, fatalities are more likely. Merging in the Philippine traffic is crazy but because of the traffic and slow pace, it's less likely that somebody dies. You have to feel the flow, look at the other diver or assertiveness of the other driver. Sometimes I'm in a hurry, I am more assertive, and get my way into traffic, sometimes, I feel more giving or feel the other party more assertive
and give way.
yeah totally agree, driving in the Philippines really isn't that hard because you very rarely, if ever, go over 30mph(50km/h). In the US that's the speed you when you drive past homes.
On the highway in the US it's common to go 50-70mph(115km/h)
The people on motorbikes are the scariest thing for me still
Great video. I sent it to friends and family in the US so they can see what I'm talking about. I'll be on four wheels before long as we are looking at vehicles right now. Currently have an e-trike and a Honda 150cc enduro bike. I'm experiencing the same mayhem but on a smaller scale here in Cavite on the bike.
Much appreciated! Plenty more videos to come. I feel much safer in a car than on a motorbike. It’s nice to be able to bring more people at once or transport stuff you buy easier. The major downside is you’ll reach your destination much slower in a car than on a bike
As a foreigner I agree, it does help to have some one with you who knows the roads especially in metro Manila. Waze will often let you drive in circles or one way roads.
Just having your English license converted into a Filipino one isn't just as easy like that. I believe you need a valid visa of atleast 3 or 6 months right now? It used to be 1 year valid visa 5/6 years ago, making it almost impossible.
After driving here for some time you do get used to how 90% of the comote drivers drive. You will know exactly which pick up truck will try to sneak in or pass on the emergency lane to get a head start for example.
Short, direct tips about living in the Philippines! Make more videos.... waiting for the next one.
I can relate and agree to everything you said! I'm 100% Filipino, born in the USA, now living (and driving) in the Philippines, except for Metro Manila 😆😆
manila are one of those cities near sea level like Miami that it floods whenever it rains
good to know when typhoons hit! thank you 👍
I work in a govt hospital. Believe me, 1 vehicular accident a day is low. Usually motorcycles vs big autos
very nice ... informative , clear and precise blog... More power boss Abraham
get the water buffalo chickens goats and any other animals random in the streets at any time. no fences or gates they are just out and about.
just don't go driving on rush hour, avoid the morning and evening rush hour if you can
If you mastered it on how driving here in the Philippines it will become easy for you in the long run.
Subbed and binged on your videos. Would really love tips on how to set up a life with how many kids you have. Most of the vloggers I follow are smaller families or couples. I plan on moving there this year or so with the whole family.
Thanks!
Glad to have you here! Yeah i'm literally just figuring it out as i go LOL but it's all good. Hopefully others can learn from me and make the process much easier on them 😅
I'm not sure if I could drive in the Phils.. it's very crowded its crazy...
i arrive here in the US just recently and i still got the filipino driving mentality. for the 2 weeks of me driving here. i got 4 horns and 2 blinkers. haha. its really different here. you should yield and stop not like in the Philippines. also the turn left on yellow blinking lights and right turn on red signal is crazzyyy. hahha
Awesome Man! thats how you do it..we dont wait for christmas.we just go and slow. if in doubt blow the horn.
Welcome buddy, Ur new subscriber here :)
A sense of humor goes a long way in the Philippines. Why stress with something you have no control over? Btw, if you survive driving here, you'll survive anywhere.
amazin' how you've adjusted over there ..... 🏝️
For the Filipino citizen. How to obtain a driving licence, how much does it cost and how long does it take to obtain a driving licence?
With this driver's license, can a Filipino citizen open an international account at AUB Bank?
How many years does a driving license expire?
Wow you went from 20views to 11k congratulations! 🥳
Yeah floods are common and there aren't enough waiting sheds and sidewalks specially in the rural areas but the people are quite approachable and friendly. Welcome to PH and by any chance, does your Fambam live around Rizal?
Thank you and Yep! About an hour from Manila. We didn’t wanna live out in province without modern amenities but didn’t wanna pay crazy prices to live somewhere nice. I feel like we got a great balance here.
@@abramsphilippinevlog I'm guessing Taytay/Cainta -Hello neighbors if yeah. 🤣
Traffic in Ortigas, Edsa and Imelda ave is horrible. I suggest to avoid being on the road during the rush hours(around 5am-10am and 5pm-10pm). Whenever I get off work during those hours, I just hang around the mall or café to let the traffic pass by and just have a good time. 😅
@@cindypie5923 bingo! LOL 😂
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only in the philippines !!
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Thank you for the video. But as far as I can see, the traffic is way more relaxed than in thailand.
Good idea… or Experience Philippines! Something that is catchy.
More driving po in Metro Manila or anywhere in the Philippines 😊so we can learn the differences of howthe way they drive there,their traffic rules and regulations.. the situations.. comparison..Pris and cons..and even tips for newbies driving 🎉more vlogs po thank you
bruh, I'm born in the Philippines, but I'm not from Manila/Luzon and driving there is rigorous, too strict, traffic, no exceptions, unlike Cebu kinda traffic, but not that strict and you can talk out the cops/enforcers
the drivers are not even using a signal light if they are changing lanes from the left or the right that is why they are always accidents most of them don't follow the rules they make their own rule. When they are on the streets they don't give way to others and even if someone is crossing in the pedestrian lane they don't even stop they don't even wait until the pedestrian has crossed to the other side of the street and they still keep driving no discipline at all not unlike in North America we give way to each other we follow the rules we let the pedestrian cross the street and Bus had a time schedule departing and arriving and stop at the bus stop. In the Philippines buses and jeepneys, they stop everywhere which gives traffic. I notice about the road they don't have enough traffic lights or traffic control as well
1:48 watch for this when driving now in Philippines, they the new king of the road 😁
My suggestion is change the color of your van or just put markings or sticker...white van is the most controversial van in the philippines...
Take care always
I won't drive here; they are crazy drivers and i have enough anxiety as it is...lol...here in Angeles City is pretty bad traffic. You have the gift of gab, you are very good at conveying the message across, and the good looks helps alot. :)
I've driven in Hanoi, Saigon, and Bangkok by motorbike. Is Manila the similar? I plan on renting a car once I land.
if there is insane traffic and people on motorbikes weaving through then yes lol
Omgosh! I'm a nervous wreck just watching that!
I feel like I’m getting used to it pretty fast because I’m driving everyday. The anxiety is still high though. I can feel the adrenaline every time I drive 🤣
PS, change your channel name to "Abrams Philippines Adventure Channel, it will help alot with viewers anf Filipinos finding your Channel as well, especially when people searching Philippines.
great idea! thank you
i wouldnt if i were u
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Short, direct, & catchy !
😁👍
I‘m half Filipino, I got so used to the traffic in the Philippines that I can skillfully drive a Motorcycle there 😂
Add some mukbangs on foods of filipinos and make your children give their impressions
House tour
Great
have you seen how people drive in india? 😂 very chaotic... lots of people in the street, animals on the street, noisy cars and constant beeping, vendors, victims of hit and run etc...
Hello,
It's certainly an experience driving here (in the Philippines) for many reasons, and they're all not good!
My filipina wife and I live in Isabela province. Before that, we lived in Manila for 4 years. For me, you put your life at risk every time you drive. Having also lived in the UK, Istanbul, Dubai and now the Philippines. Sorry to say, but the Philippines wins hands down! My reasons are below (not limited too I may add!) -
Very limited education regarding driving.
Local enforcers scam you. We were scammed twice in one day. The other was for almost 10K PHP! We were asked to put the money in same paper tissue!
For too many motorcycles in Manila. If they scratch your car trying to get passed, they just carry on regardless.
Lack of lane discipline.
In the province, it's normal to have a family of 3/4 on a motorbike and no helmets!
Lack of Police/LTO to patrol.
Very few rear lights on motorbikes. This is seriously dangerous. Especially when very few roads have street lighting.
Poorly maintained vehicles/motorbikes.
Anyone can obtain a driving licence if you pay.
Little or no indicators when turning.
Motorbikes and cars just pull out or immediately stop without any care of who is behind.
Undertaking is normal.
Foreigners get prosecuted if involved in an accident (even if it's not your fault)
Little or no motorbike or motor vehicle insurance.
I could go on, but you get my point.
Cheers.
Now, wait a minute. You said that the traffic ain't that bad. Right?
I've been out to the Philippines a few times, and I will never drive in Manila, not in less I drive a Tank.
yeah it was a joke - a few seconds later i say how bad the traffic is lol it's insane how close everyone drives in traffic here!
As a Filipino, I hate driving in manila but driving in provincial road is better and relaxing but tricycle drivers are always in the fast lane always honk if you overtake them because sometimes they swerve without using their signal light.
I can tell you you don’t have anxiety and seems a happy person bec you oassed the driving test there 😁
We live in an opposite life as a Pinoy here in US always carefull that someody will rear end me bec someone not paying attention on road which accident happened a lot in the city. my wife got rear ended last few months ago with her 17yrs old crv and luckily nobody get harm and it happened in regular small town road who not paying attention in the road when car in front stop.Luckily the SUV still working and totaled by others insurance and git $6k and able still to use due to some back damage and cosmetic only.
And yet in Phil driving like crazy and yet nobody get into accident. You will definitely become linoy by heart later on adopting our culture. 😜
Where did you get the aftermarket head unit? Did you install it yourself?
they are sold everywhere here in the Philippines, you can find them on facebook and they'll come to your house to install it even. You can also get a 360 camera installed with it to help with parking in tight spots.
The most important of all Is learning the filipino time . That Will Always put you out of stress filipino time hahahahaah
Do you know how much is car insurance in the Philippines for full coverage and liability coverage?
@@Robinsworld-l3j from what I remember it was 1,000 php(less than $20 USD) one time when you get your car and you get liability insurance - it’s part of the car buying process
Wanna do a road trip in the Philippines but the driving part scares me lol
hahahaha it'll be an adrenaline rush trying to weave around the people on motorcycles 😂
A video on how to hire someone to help you gut a visa without marrying a local.
Not against marriage here. Just think doing it for a visa isn't ideal.
Sounds terrible if you have a weak bladder, etc.
The way how you say "Tuhgawlowg" is so painful 😂😂😂
😂 truly very different. It’s defensive driving. You’re right, it’s normal to us.. after I migrated to the U.S. and then years later, visited the Philippines, it’s like riding a bike, I get automatically switched into Philippine driving😅
lol it's all the people on scooters and massive trucks that are terrifying to drive around
2:24 If you did that in the U.S. you’d get into a fight 😂
😂
I had no idea you are tall
"Used to the chaos" LMAO
New sub here
The problem is the bikes
You look like the classic american that 1st pops into mind when we got asked as kids back then in school what americans look like. 😅
2:18 Dude merges in like a normal Filipino driver
Number 1 tip when driving in the Philippines: Don't
To much trouble , taxis are cheap
We are close to each other because of close family ties hahahahaha
@@pugoimbudo1069 hahahaha
Psycopaths on wheels, specially those public transportation ones.
for me driving in italy is the 1 most crazies place. 1. they are more aggressive drivers, 2 a lot of violation, 3 parking space, 4 also traffic in the cities no u turn like in the philippines you must go in the right way to U turn or else you will pay violation 5 police active, 6 so many camera after a days will come to your home a ticket to pay a lot of violation if you dont pay your license will be banned. 7 you cannot stay in the left way because the left way only for passing. 8 a lot of restrict zone if you mistake to enter that place you will pay ticket again and again. 9 scooter is more in italy than philippines. the only worst in the philippines is a corrupt mmda!! but in italy mmda dont accept money if you give money mmda in italy they will bring you in jail !
Dude, your Tagalog is better than mine and I grew up in the Philippines! geebuz.
Really?