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Driving while Filipino: Kamote culture, (mal)adaptive driving behavior, and a behavioral study of Manila’s traffic system
This study investigates Kamote Driving—the colloquial term for patterned, noncompliant maneuvers, such as counterflowing and abrupt lane switching—not as isolated irresponsibility, but as a culturally rationalized (mal)adaptive behavior in response to chronic systemic failure in Metro Manila's traff
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