Okay, now this is just getting confusing.About a week ago, the Philippine Land Transportation Office (LTO) announced that it would begin only accepting medical certificates-a requirement for driver's license and student permit applicants-submitted online. All well and good,
Well, that didn't last long. Last week, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) announced that medical certificates for student-permit applications and driver's/conductor's license applications and renewals should be submitted online, as stated in Memorandum Circular No. 2018-2157.
If you're renewing your car's registration this year, you should know that there are certain guidelines you need to follow. Chief among them, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) reiterates, is the display of an improvised license plate in lieu of
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Applying for a driver's license? Listen up: Beginning today, January 7, 2019, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) will only be accepting medical certificates submitted online.The new regulation is in line with Memorandum Circular No. 2018-2157, which requires all LTO
As with every year in motoring, the past one has been full of pretty big ups and downs.Let's take a look back: 2018 saw us finally experience some noticeable improvements with the Land Transportation Office's (LTO) license
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