Senator Francis Tolentino prodded the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to cancel the certificate of registration (CR) of vehicles if their owners failed to claim license plates to cut backlogs of plate distribution nationwide. Know more:
[FILE] Land Transportation Office personnel are seen at the Plate Making Facility at the LTO headquarters in Quezon City. The LTO is implementing extended work hours for personnel at the facility to address the backlog in the issuance of license plates.Senator Francis Tolentino prodded the Land Transportation Office to cancel the certificate of registration of vehicles if their owners failed to claim license plates to cut backlogs of plate distribution nationwide.
The senator conveyed the suggestion to LTO Chief Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza Jr. on his radio over the weekend. The LTO official disclosed that over 1.8 million license plates remain unclaimed, of which, 600,000 plates are mostly in Cebu. At the same time, Mendoza reported over his weekend radio program that about 14 million license plates still needed to be printed, the bulk of which comprised plates for motorcycles, even as the production of these plates was bidded out and their delivery expected within the next 20 months.
He added that the LTO would disseminate the information on unclaimed plates and give owners sufficient time to claim them. After that, implementation of proper acquisition of license plates will be strictly implemented.
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