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LTO to go after erring Holy Week rush drivers
Over 1,700 Land Transportation Office (LTO) enforcers have been deployed nationwide to ensure road safety during the Holy Week.
LTO Chief Vigor D. Mendoza II stated that the presence of uniformed personnel aims to deter unsafe behavior, following a directive from Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon.
The LTO is preparing to issue more show cause orders against motorists based on incident reports and viral social media posts monitored since Wednesday, April 16.
Mendoza assured that apprehended drivers will be held accountable while respecting their right to due process.
The LTO is coordinating with the Philippine National Police (PNP) and other law enforcement agencies for immediate action against erring drivers.
Mendoza reminded the public that the agency is open for complaints through its social media platforms and hotline.
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