The Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Land Transportation Office (LTO) are being called upon to suspend the yearend emission test requirement for motor vehicle registration as the fight against the coronavirus disease pandemic continues in the country. Even if the LTO has already continued their operations under general community quarantine; the backlog the agency … Read more
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) Chief and Head Edgar Galvante said that the student permit issuance will be suspended starting July 1st; as per the Chief, this is because they will already require a 15-hour driving course for student’s permit when it resumes — it resumes on the 3rd of August. As we recall, this … Read more
The infamous Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) had struck us in the worst ways imaginable. It killed our economy buy shutting everything down; and disabled a lot of people, especially those in the lower-hand of life. To help people who look to registering their motor vehicles, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) online portal is now open. … Read more
The Republic Act No. 11235 or also known as the “Motorcycle Crime prevention Act”, which was signed by President Rodrigo Duterte on March 28, 2019 will be in effect. For those of you not in the know, the newly-signed law is explained as the ”act preventing and penalizing the use of motorcycles in the commission … Read more
Are you thinking about the validity of your registration? Worry not because an extended validity of vehicle registration as well as licenses and permits that expired during lockdown has been announced by the Land Transportation Office or more commonly known as the LTO. Yes – you read that right, there’s an extended validity of vehicle … Read more
Getting and renewing your driver’s license is not an easy process. In actual fact, it is something that is looked at as a tedious task by motorists and drivers. Over the years, it has been proven that it would almost take an entire day (sometimes even two days) just to get a license or process … Read more
Here in the country, a mixture of more than 100+ languages and dialects can be heard. We have people living in Mindanao, Visayas, and other parts of the country that aren’t used to the standard of regular English and Filipino. Apparently, this is seen as a problem by many driver’s license applicants – they seem … Read more