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LTO to lady moto vlogger: Suspension of driver’s license stays
A female vlogger, known as "Yanna" or "Yanna Motovlog," has accepted sanctions from the Land Transportation Office (LTO) following a viral road rage incident.
She was convicted of reckless driving and operating a motorcycle without side mirrors, incurring fines of P2,000 and P5,000, respectively.
Her driver's license has been preventively suspended for 90 days and placed under alarm, but will only be lifted once the motorcycle she used is surrendered to the LTO Central Office.
Yanna was cleared of the charge related to the plate number as she is not the registered owner of the motorcycle.
The LTO's decision was based on offenses observed in the viral video she uploaded, including dangerous maneuvers and the absence of side mirrors.
She appeared at the LTO Central Office to obtain a copy of the resolution and explained her absence at previous hearings due to security concerns.
The motorcycle must be surrendered due to suspicions that it is unregistered, as it lacked a license plate.
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