The country’s Land Transportation Office (LTO) is providing you with some breathing room if your driver’s license is expiring this month.
In a Facebook post, the agency has announced another extension for motorists whose LTO driver’s license, student permit, conductor’s license, or medical certificate expires in August.
If your driver’s license or any of the requirements above expire within the month, you now have until September 30 to renew it. The LTO says that this move is because of the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the Philippines.
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In case you missed it, the same news applies to LTO driver’s licenses, student permits, conductors licenses, and medical certificates that should have expired in July as well.
And in separate news, the LTO has also announced that it is trying to lower the cost of seminars and exams required for driver’s license renewal. Not sure how much renewal costs at the moment? Here’s a guide we made that might come in handy.
Again, these extensions are to provide you guys with more time to get requirements in order and to space out applicants dropping by LTO offices. They’re not there for you to disregard the chore until the last minute. Looking to finally get your renewal accomplished?
