One-month reprieve for Bohol motorists before LTO crackdown
Motorists in Bohol have been granted a one-month extension by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to comply with all necessary registration, licensing, and other regulatory requirements. The move aims to give vehicle owners and drivers more time to process pending documents, fix incomplete papers, and avoid penalties before the implementation of stricter road safety and traffic enforcement measures.
The LTO said the grace period is meant to ease the burden on motorists, especially those who have faced delays due to long queues, system issues, or personal circumstances. After the extension period, however, the agency will begin full-scale inspections and strictly enforce penalties for violations such as expired registrations, lack of proper licenses, or missing safety equipment.
Local authorities are urging motorists to take advantage of the reprieve to ensure compliance and avoid inconvenience once the crackdown begins. This initiative is also part of broader efforts to improve road safety and ensure that all vehicles on Bohol’s roads meet legal and safety standards.
Motorists in Bohol have been granted a one-month extension to settle their requirements with the Land Transportation Office, easing compliance ahead of stricter enforcement measures.
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