1. The JEEP HORROR Commuter Fare Loop: "Bayad po!"
Every few minutes along the midnight route, a commuter calls out "Bayad po!" (Here is my fare!). Currency lands onto the wooden coin tray mounted adjacent to your steering wheel.
Click the handed money to open the Fare Calculator display. This HUD shows:
- Amount Handed: ₱20, ₱50 bills, or miscellaneous coins.
- Fare Required: Computed from passenger type and route distance.
- Coin Tray Denominations: Slots containing ₱1, ₱5, ₱10, and ₱20 coins.
2. Optimal Denomination Assembly
Never waste precious seconds clicking endless ₱1 coins for large transactions. Always assemble change from the highest denomination downward:
- Example: ₱17 change = One ₱10 + One ₱5 + Two ₱1.
- Example: ₱8 change = One ₱5 + Three ₱1.
Once your counter matches the target change amount, press Return Change to return to driving mode.
3. Why Commuter Satisfaction Plummets in JEEP HORROR
Shortchanging passengers immediately triggers furious verbal disputes inside the cabin. Aside from reducing your shift satisfaction bar, loud arguments attract predators roaming the roadside shadows.
Anomalous Currency Warning: If a passenger hands you charred currency, antebellum coins, or notes dripping damp liquid, do not add them to your till! Click Reject Tender and immediately inspect the passenger via the rear-view mirror.
4. JEEP HORROR Speed Tips for High Scores
- Mentally calculate Tender - Fare = Change before the calculator dialog fully renders.
- Complete change calculations in under 5 seconds to earn a "Speed Tip" bonus score.
- Keep small coin reserves balanced before hitting the congested 2:00 AM rush.