The platform, called “I-Report Mo kay LTO Chief,” is now available online and aims to speed up action on road-related complaints. It also accepts complaints about LTO services, including licensing, vehicle registration, and transfer of ownership. The agency said the system will help them act on complaints even if they do not go viral online. Read more in our articles including "LTO launches website for reporting violating drivers" and "LTO to implement RFID tags on motor vehicles".
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Jul 27, 2026The platform, called “I-Report Mo kay LTO Chief,” is now available online and aims to speed up action on road-related complaints. It also accepts complaints about LTO services, including licensing, vehicle registration, and transfer of ownership.
The agency said the system will help them act on complaints even if they do not go viral online.
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