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LTO revokes driver's license of motorist who rammed minor's motorcycle
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has perpetually disqualified a motorist from holding a driver's license after he intentionally rammed his vehicle into a 15-year-old student's motorcycle in Teresa, Rizal.
This decision was made after the motorist failed to appear at a hearing concerning the incident.
LTO chief Markus Lacanilao stated that while both the driver and the student should be accountable, the driver should not have resorted to hitting the student.
The student is also disqualified from applying for a driver's license for one year.
CCTV footage showed the irate driver confronting the teenager, with the driver claiming the student was at fault for sideswiping him.
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