February LTO ops resulted in 7,252 tickets for No registration, No travel
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) wants motorists to know that it is serious in its “No registration, No travel” campaign and has ticketed a total of 7,252 motorists in February alone.
LTO chief, Assistant Secretary Atty. Vigor D. Mendoza II, said the crackdown will continue in the coming days as he emphasized that renewal of vehicle registration is one of the ways to determine the roadworthiness of the vehicles that would ensure the safety of all road users as instructed by the Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Jaime Bautista.
“We will continue our aggressive operations on No registration, No travel, that’s why we are appealing to those with expired vehicle registrations to don’t wait for the day that you’ll be apprehended because the fines are much heavier and your vehicle might be impounded,” said Mendoza.
The LTO reported that a total of 1,653 motor vehicles were impounded across the country last month.
“Let this serve as a stern warning to both the delinquent motor vehicle owners that we will continue with this operation because this involves road safety and your obligation that comes with motor vehicle ownership,” added Mendoza.
