Or, to even match the insurance policies of PUVs
by Billy Caluag
It appears some LTO frontliners need reminding
If you've ever been compelled to purchase compulsory third-party liability (CTPL) insurance to renew your vehicle registration despite having a comprehensive insurance policy, let's set the record straight: You don't need the former if you already have the
Up to P2 million depending on the size of the truck
Recent fatal road incidents involving trucks have prompted a lawmaker to file a House bill that seeks to give motorists and pedestrians a higher third-party liability insurance claim amount should they figure in an accident with a commercial vehicle.Representative Wilbert
Our roads are getting busier
Vehicles with comprehensive insurance policies should no longer need CTPL
If the Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) will have its way, then it seems more changes are up for the motor vehicle registration system of the Land Transportation Office (LTO).In a recent statement, ARTA director general Jeremiah Belgica put forward his
A case of government efficiency
Not too long ago, I was based in Australia. Brisbane, Queensland, to be exact. Back then I owned a 2006 Mazda 3 which you can see in the photo above. It was my first car so you'll have to excuse my
by Jason Tulio
And what exactly is CTPL for?
Compulsory third-party liability (CTPL) insurance is a requirement for the annual motor vehicle registration with the Land Transportation Office. If your car or motorcycle has no CTPL, operating it on a public road is unlawful.Cars are vehicles of great speed
Coming soon at a pawnshop near you
Come January 2013, car owners will have another option when processing their vehicles' Compulsory Third Party Liability (CTPL) insurance renewal and claims. A CTPL insurance is, of course, a requirement when you register your car with the Land Transportation Office.At a
