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LTO suspends driver in Baguio road crash
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has suspended the driver's license of a minibus driver involved in a Baguio City road accident for 90 days.
The driver, a resident of La Union, was ordered to surrender his license pending an investigation.
A hearing for the case is scheduled for May 20, where the driver must explain why his license should not be revoked.
Initial reports indicate the minibus collided with a motorcycle and a concrete post on May 10.
Failure to submit an explanation or attend the hearing will be considered a waiver of the driver's right to be heard.
The LTO also summoned the driver and owner of a truck involved in a separate accident in Quezon province.
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