Also used to move around the community or for leisurely sightseeing. Walking - the majority of the residents carry out their everyday activities by walking. Women walk to the poblacion market to buy provisions for the household, both men and women walk to fetch water and to take a bath. Women and men also walk to the health center to church, to neighbors to exchange news and stories. They also walk to go to other sitios, especially in the upland section of the community, to work on their patch of kaingin, to gather cashew nuts, to plant rice and to take care of these.
Children walk to attend school and some of their teachers do too.
From the national road going to the sitios, people walk towards the interior of the barangay since there are no tricycles to transport them to their final destination. There are no designated walking trails within the barangay since the entire area has accessible walking paths underneath coconut trees. Even the barangay roads are still dominantly used by pedestrians. C. Preference or differential use by men and women Based on interviews and observations carried out by the researcher, there seemed to be no marked difference in the use and access of both men and women in almost all of the available modes of transport in the community. Jeepneys plying the routes Roxas Puerto Princesa and Roxas - Caramay are uniformly used by both men and women with regularity and almost the same frequency.