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LTO suspends license of driver in Quezon mishap
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has suspended the license of the truck driver involved in a recent crash in Quezon province.
The LTO issued a show cause order to both the driver and the operator, requiring them to explain why sanctions should not be imposed.
The driver must explain why his license should not be permanently revoked for improper vehicle operation.
The operator must explain why they should not be penalized for employing a reckless driver.
A hearing is scheduled for May 16 to investigate the incident and assess the operator's maintenance practices.
The investigation follows a previous fatal crash in Quezon City and aims to curb reckless driving and operation of trucks.
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