By Ginalyn B. Brioso
BANGUED,
Abra -- Drivers will now need to submit police clearance and medical
certificate to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) when obtaining
new or renewing driver’s license.
According to LTO provincial head Eusebio Bidalen, this is one of the
changes in the requirements nationwide in securing driver’s license this year.
Bidalen said the LTO has increased the age requirement for student permit
from 16 to 17.
Applicant must also submit authenticated National Statistics Office
birth certificate.
Both sub-professional and professional driver’s license applicants will
undergo seminar and written examination, he said.
He said many obtained their license this year and registered their
vehicles due to Philippine National Police-Commission on elections checkpoints
deployed in over 300 spots in the province.
Meanwhile, Bidalen reminds unlicensed drivers and motorists to secure
their license and register their vehicles to avoid penalty.
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