LTO, Lantapan LGU conducts free outreach driving course

 By Laika Jane L. Zagado

 

LANTAPAN, Bukidnon (PIA)--Over two hundred residents from different barangays in Lantapan, Bukidnon, actively participated in a free outreach Theoretical Driving Course (TDC) organized by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) in collaboration with the local government of Lantapan.

 

The activity aims to ensure that LTO services are readily accessible to all residents, especially those living in remote communities.

 

The TDC provides valuable knowledge about traffic rules and regulations, enabling participants to obtain their Student Permit Driver's License (SPDL) with a sense of security.

 

During the course, LTO training officer Dyvid Ree Oncino elaborated on various warning signs, underscoring the government's unwavering commitment to enhancing road safety.

 

According to Lantapan Mayor Ernie Devibar, this opportunity is a privilege bestowed by the LTO upon individuals who consistently exhibit discipline in their pursuit of understanding traffic laws and safe driving practices.

 

Similarly, LTO training officer Maricel Wilson emphasized that motorists have the right to safeguard themselves and are strongly encouraged to report any instances of traffic law enforcers abusing their authority.

 

The participants expressed their enthusiasm and satisfaction upon receiving their well-deserved certificates of completion.

 

The LTO seized the opportunity to remind everyone to remain vigilant against counterfeit licenses. This precautionary measure aims to safeguard the integrity and authenticity of each driver's credentials. (LJLZ/PIA-10/Bukidnon)

 

LTO-Bukidnon training officer Maricel Wilson strongly encourages motorist- participants during the free outreach Theoretical Driving Course, to report any instances of traffic law enforcers abusing their authority. (ANC/PIA-10/Bukidnon)

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