With the national government standing firm on its April 30 deadline for the consolidation of PUV franchises, traditional jeepneys such as these ones plying Commonwealth Avenue may soon be a part of history. 

END OF THE LINE FOR TRADITIONAL JEEPNEYS?

Pinagpapaliwanag na ng Land Transportation Office (LTO) ang isang driver ng electric vehicle na bumangga at kumaladkad sa isang motorcycle rider sa Santa Rosa City, Laguna noong September 25.

Driver na nangaladkad ng motorcycle rider, pinagpapaliwanag

Alarmed at the recent spike of accidents involving tricycles, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has directed its regional offices to to ramp up road safety seminars for tricycle drivers.

Safety seminars for trike drivers

HOUNDED by delays that caused backlogs to pile up, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) finally found a simple but certainly lasting solution to the perennial problem of the supply for plastic cards being used as driver’s licenses. The agency’s solution – go digital.

Digital driver’s license is a go

Motorists applying for driver’s licenses may once again face a shortage of plastic cards, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) admitted in a press conference January 18.

BACKLOG OF PLASTIC CARDS FOR LICENSES, AGAIN? 

Wala nang 'virtual plates'. Ito ang tiniyak ng Land Transportation Office (LTO) kasabay ng panawagan sa mga motorista na i-claim na ang kanilang mga license plate sa pinakamalapit na tanggapan ng LTO.

Mga motorista, pwede nang kunin ang plaka sa LTO

LTO presents to the members of media the samples of newly-printed cards used for licenses. 

LTO FINALLY GETS PLASTIC CARDS

Land Transportation Office (LTO) Chief Assistant Secretary Atty. Vigor Mendoza II (center), together with Quezon City Vice Mayor Gian Sotto, Ditas Gutierrez and Dexter Cardenas, leads the ceremonial distribution of license plates to members of a Quezon City tricycle drivers and operators association (TODA) at the Quezon City Hall Wednesday, May 22, 2024.

LICENSE PLATES, FINALLY!

Land Transportation Office (LTO) Chief Assistant Secretary Atty. Vigor  Mendoza II (left) confronts three LTO employees who were caught stealing license plates from the agency’s Plate Making Plant in Quezon City at a press conference Friday, January 26. 

LTO EMPLOYEES NABBED FOR STEALING PLATES

Today, July 1, marks the commencement of the Land Transportation Office (LTO)'s enforcement of the "No plate, No travel" policy for tricycles operating in Quezon City.

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