COVID-19 may be trending downward at the moment, but that doesn't mean a go signal's been given for government agencies to start pushing their luck.
The Land Transportation Office announced that it is once again extending the validity of registration for some motor vehicles. This time, it's for cars equipped with license plate numbers that end in 3.
If your ride is covered by this announcement, you still have until April 30 to get your requirements and paperwork in order.
The extension of cars' registration validity has become common practice for the Land Transportation Office (LTO) during the COVID-19 pandemic. It makes sense, considering having people line up at government offices will only strain the agency's efforts to enforce coronavirus health and safety protocols. Other requirements the LTO has been lenient with in regards to validity include student driver's permits, medical certificates, and conductor's licenses.
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