A study by the US National Trauma Data Bank suggests that riding motorcycles is safer versus horseback riding and skiing, due to the (marginally) lower likelihood of serious injury.

LTO chief Edgar Galvante reiterates that vehicle inspection at PMVICs is still optional. Motorists may have their vehicles inspected at LTO offices and emissions tested at PETCs if desired.

Report unruly motorists to the Land Transportation Office via the 'Inform-cer' platforms.

Due to existing quarantine restrictions, the LTO has issued a new memo extending validity of licenses and registration.

The LTO is looking for the driver of a jeepney blocking the bicycle lane in a viral video.

LTO now pilot testing new command center where the public can report lost or carnapped motor vehicles, stolen motor vehicle license plates, and sale or disposing of previously registered motor vehicles.

The new US NTSB chief says the habit of blaming drivers for accidents is not improving road safety. To reduce fatalities, the ‘entire system’ needs a 'rethink', from road design, to powerful vehicles.

With the LTO's budget cuts, the agency may not meet its motorcycle plate backlog deadline of June 30, 2022.

In the wake of the swift action over the Zamboanga street racer incident, more law-abiding motorcycle riders have been pointing out videos of unruly riders. But where can they report them?

The LTO has officially revoked all three licenses of the Zamboanga street racers, and a few additional fines and offenses.