The Persistent exclusion process(PEP) is a model for active matter that has generated some interest thanks to the fact that is able to describe the birth of clusters observed in some biological phenomena where self-propelled cells move in crowded environment, this despite the absence of any long ranged interaction included in the model. Some early studies have suggested the possibility that this model could include some sort of phase transition induced by mobility but lately it has been shown that such thing is not possible in 1 dimensional systems while for higher dimensionalities this possibility has not been explored. The present work explores the possibility to connect the 1 dimensional PEP to the family of other exclusion processes, in particular how it connects to the asymmetric exclusion processes(ASEP).