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LTO brings online license renewal to OFWs in Japan after Taiwan success
LTO brings online license renewal to OFWs in Japan after Taiwan success

Filipino Times

time2 days ago

  • Automotive
  • Filipino Times

LTO brings online license renewal to OFWs in Japan after Taiwan success

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has launched the second phase of its online driver's license renewal caravan for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), this time in Japan. LTO Acting Assistant Secretary Atty. Greg Pua Jr. said the initiative—coordinated with the Department of Migrant Workers, the Department of Foreign Affairs, and the Department of Labor and Employment—follows the successful rollout in Taiwan last year, where over 1,000 OFWs were assisted. Pua expects a similar turnout in Japan. The caravan includes information campaigns to help OFWs learn to use the online renewal platform. He also said the event serves as a live testing ground to resolve technical issues based on user feedback. To renew online, OFWs need a scanned copy of their expiring or recently expired license and a medical certificate from an LTO-accredited telemedical provider. A stable internet connection and smartphone are needed for the process, though Pua recommends using a tablet or laptop for telemedical exams. After payment, licenses will be printed and delivered to Japan via courier within three to five days. As part of the Bagong Pilipinas initiative, LTO plans to expand the program to OFWs in the Middle East, the U.S., and Europe.

‘Bukaka driver' Influencer Surrenders License, Vows to Promote Road Safety After Viral Driving Video
‘Bukaka driver' Influencer Surrenders License, Vows to Promote Road Safety After Viral Driving Video

Filipino Times

time5 days ago

  • Filipino Times

‘Bukaka driver' Influencer Surrenders License, Vows to Promote Road Safety After Viral Driving Video

Social media influencer Cherry White has surrendered her driver's license to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) following a viral video that showed her dancing and driving with one foot raised along a road in Cainta, Rizal. During a hearing on Friday, the LTO said White admitted her reckless behavior, apologized, and cooperated with investigators. Her license was earlier suspended for 90 days and her vehicle was placed under alarm. LTO Chief Greg Pua Jr. acknowledged her humility and expressed hope she would help promote road safety moving forward. White claimed the original video was posted privately on her Instagram months ago and was only reposted by another user, causing it to go viral. The LTO reminded White to take responsibility for her content. She committed to informing her followers not to imitate her actions and was instructed to submit documents related to the car she used during the incident by Monday.

Marcos wants to raise awareness on use of eGov PH app
Marcos wants to raise awareness on use of eGov PH app

GMA Network

time6 days ago

  • Politics
  • GMA Network

Marcos wants to raise awareness on use of eGov PH app

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. wants to increase awareness on the use of eGov PH Super app to provide easier access on national and local government services. Marcos made the remark Friday during the launch of EGOV PH Hub in San Juan City. "Iyon lamang kailangan lang natin ipakalat sa taong-bayan na mayroon nang ganito at subukan nila at gamitin nila," Marcos said in his speech. (We have to let our countrymen know that we have this app and that they should try to use it.) The President said government offices and agencies should explain to the public how the application can be utilized. "Ang aming suggestion ay 'yung lahat ng mga iba't ibang ahensiya kapag sila nasa website dapat alam nila na may ganito. Kapag may dumadating sa opisina, ipaliwanag din o bigyan ng kaunting flyer para ipaliwanag," he said. (Our suggestion is that all agencies that have websites should know about this service. If a client arrives in an office, their staff should explain or give a flyer that explains the app.) He said the public no longer needs to go to the hub as they may access government services through the application. "Actually ang katotohanan, hindi ninyo na kailangan pumunta rito. Basta't mayroon kayong connectivity, may Wi-Fi kayo, ito na lang 'yung gagawin ninyo," Marcos added. (The truth is you don't need to come here. As long as you have connectivity, a WiFi connection, this is all you need to do.) The eGov PH Super App, which has more than 13 million users and offers 47 integrated service modules with over 150 million transactions. The Department of Health announced last week that the prices of medicines may be checked through the eGovPH app. The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has also announced that through the eGov PH app, users can download the online system and renew their driver's licenses without going to the agency's offices. — VDV, GMA Integrated News

LTO launches license plate tracker app
LTO launches license plate tracker app

GMA Network

time15-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • GMA Network

LTO launches license plate tracker app

Motorcycle owners can check the status of their pending license plates starting Wednesday through the Land Transportation Office (LTO) tracker application, Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon said Tuesday. In a press conference, Dizon said the license plate tracker system can be accessed through the eGovPH application available on Google Play and App Store. 'This app will be available on eGov starting tomorrow. So, puwede na silang pumunta ulit sa LTO at i-click nila ang LTO tracker. Ilagay nila 'yung kanilang either plate number or MV file number,' Dizon said. (This app will be available on eGov starting tomorrow. So, they can go back to the LTO and click on the LTO tracker. They can enter either their plate number or MV file number.) 'Malalaman na nila kung nasaan 'yung kanilang plaka,' he added. (They will know the status of their license plates.) Motorcycle owners may opt to have their license plates delivered through a courier, according to Dizon. They can also just pick up their license plates at their respective LTO district offices. This was announced following the completion of the over 5.4 million backlogs in LTO's license plate production for motorcycles. 'As of this year, it was cut down to 5.4 million. Officially, we are here to announce we have already produced 5.4 million motorcycle plates, which effectively eliminates the backlogs,' Dizon said. The highest backlogs on motorcycle plates was recorded in Luzon with around 2.4 million, followed by Metro Manila with 1.4 million, Mindanao with 992,000, and the Visayas with 672,000. Transportation Undersecretary for Road Transport and Non-Infrastructure Ramon Reyes said the distribution of the 5.4 million motorcycle plates will be completed by October. 'Ang target po natin is sometime in October siguro 100% na tayo. By October this year, yun pong 5.4 million na distribute na po 'yan nationwide,' he said. (Our target is that sometime in October, we will probably be at 100%. By October this year, that 5.4 million will be distributed nationwide.) —VAL, GMA Integrated News

4 alleged fake plate sellers nabbed in Bulacan
4 alleged fake plate sellers nabbed in Bulacan

GMA Network

time15-07-2025

  • GMA Network

4 alleged fake plate sellers nabbed in Bulacan

Authorities arrest four suspects in San Ildefonso, Bulacan for allegedly selling fake license plates, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) said on Tuesday. In a statement, LTO said authorities conducted the operation on Saturday after confirming information about the illegal activity. 'We immediately coordinated with the CIDG to conduct an operation against these people, and this resulted in their arrest and the confiscation of the fake plates,' LTO chief Assistant Secretary Greg Pua said. 'We laud the LTO-Investigation and Intelligence Division headed by Renante Melitante and our partners in the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group for this successful operation,' he added. Seized from the suspects were the marked money, 51 pieces of fake plates, printing machines, computer units, a machine press, four cutting machines, a vinyl reflectorized film, a hole machine, 14 pieces of tray of acrylic letters, three acrylic borders, and a cold laminate machine. These confiscated items are worth P400,000. The suspects are now under the custody of the CIDG. They are facing cases for violations of the Presidential Decree 1730 as well as for imitation and false representations involving license plates under the Land Transportation and Traffic Code. 'We assure the public na hindi titigil ang inyong LTO para matigil ang mga ganitong klaseng iligal na gawain,' Pua said. (We assure the public that your LTO will not stop addressing these kinds of illegal activities.) —VAL, GMA Integrated News

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