Philippine driver’s license guide – Everything you need to know
A one-stop guide for application, renewal, confiscation, and requirements for a driver’s license in the Philippines.
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The Nissan Magnite could be launching in the Philippines soon / News
The Nissan Magnite just got its LTO papers in the Philippines, hinting at an upcoming launch with two turbo variants.
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A plug-in hybrid Ford Territory might be coming to the Philippines / News
A hybrid version of the Ford Territory was listed in the LTO’s latest records. It could be the plug-in model also sold in China.
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The Haval H9 may be coming sooner than you think / News
GWM’s Haval H9 has been approved by the LTO following its MIAS 2025 preview, hinting at an upcoming launch.
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A minor Mitsubishi Triton update might be headed to the Philippines soon / News
Mitsubishi Triton could get a minor update in PH soon, with 2026 variants already listed in LTO records.
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A BYD Wagon might be on the way here / News
If you’ve been waiting for something roomy and different, this might be it. BYD’s Sealion 5 DM-i looks like it’s coming to the Philippines—and it’s a wagon.
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LTO: Nearly 1,000 driver’s licenses revoked in 2024 / News
The LTO reportedly revoked nearly 1,000 driver’s licenses due to a myriad of offenses in 2024 alone.
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LTO indefinitely suspends ban on temporary plates / News
The LTO has indefinitely suspended its ban on temporary plates, following the announcement of more than 9 million in backlog plates.
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Will we see the MG RX9 and MG 7 in the Philippines soon? / News
The MG RX9 luxury SUV and MG 7 performance sedan have received LTO homologation papers, hinting at a possible launch in the country.
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Five things to remember when renewing your license / Tips & Advice
Even if you’re a seasoned driver, it’s important to keep these things in mind before renewing your license at the LTO.
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Brand-new car owners beware: LTO No Plate, No Travel coming soon / News
The LTO has announced that it will soon implement the no plate, no travel policy, specifically for four-wheeler vehicles.
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Will we soon be able to renew our vehicles’ registration entirely online? / News
The LTO will soon be rolling out a new system enabling vehicle owners to renew their registration entirely online.
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Baguio City partners with LTO for new traffic management system / News
Baguio City has teamed up with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to bring a new traffic management system to its streets.
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LTO plans to end license and plate delays by July 2024 / News
The LTO promises to resolve all delays in issuing license cards and vehicle plates by July
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Out of date? Don't hesitate: LTO announces pickup and renewal schedule for expired licenses / News
The LTO has designated specific dates for drivers to renew their licenses and pick up new cards, especially for those that expired between April and August 2023.
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Bacoor LGU and LTO sign MoA for the implementation of the LTO-LGU Single Ticketing System / News
Bacoor City becomes the first city outside of Metro Manila to sign up for implementation of the Single Ticketing System.
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LTO says no more paper with four million new license cards / News
The LTO has announced that it has acquired four million license cards, set for delivery by January 2024.
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LTO: Validity of licenses expiring in November 2023 to be extended until April 2024. / News
Faced with another shortage of plastic cards, the LTO is extending the validity of licenses expiring in November.
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Plate backlogs to be solved by 2025 or 2026 according to the LTO / News
The LTO reports that the 13-million vehicle plate backlog could be addressed by as early as 2025 or as late as 2026.
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LTO urges car owners to fetch replacement plates within 60 days or face penalties / News
The Land Transportation Office is looking to penalize car owners who fail to claim their vehicle’s replacement plates within 60 days.
