#lto plates

Starting today, the Land Transportation Office will be enforcing the "No Registration, No Travel" policy, where no four-wheel motor vehicle can be used, driven, or operated on the roads without being duly registered with the LTO. This means car owners must have their car plates installed or else they will be fined. "According to the LTO, all license plates for new vehicles whose original registrations were applied for at the NCR Regional Office have been released to the dealers as of March 19,” said DOTC Secretary Jun Abaya. As such there is no reason for new car owners not to have their plates installed. Design and lay-out of the new vehicle license plates. However, due to the confusion and problems with a lot of car dealerships, many new car owners have not gotten their new license plates because of the fault of the dealers. As such, the LTO has allowed another 30 days extension to all new car owners as long as they have proof that the fault lies with their respective dealers. As a temporary relief, and for car drivers to avoid being apprehended for the next 30 days, car owners may optionally print an LTO-designed default plates. Read more in our articles including "LTO to temporarily allow car owners to print their own license plates" and "LTO begins issuance of new motorcycle plates in NCR".