Skip to content

Philippines Today

home of the Global Filipino

Menu
  • News Stories
  • Regional News
  • Business & Economy
  • Science & Technology
  • International
Menu

17 LTO offices in Central Visayas now authorized to print driver’s license cards

Posted on October 5, 2015

CEBU CITY, Oct. 5 (PNA) — The Land Transportation Office (LTO) 7 has announced they have designated 17 of their offices in Central Visayas which are authorized to print driver’s license cards and release them to the applicants.

LTO 7 Director Arnel Tancinco said five of these offices are in Metro Cebu, four in Cebu province, three in Bohol province, four in Negros Oriental and one in Siquijor.

He said these offices were authorized to print driver’s license cards under Memorandum Circular AVT-20154-1967 issued by LTO Chief, Assistant Secretary Alfonso V. Tan Jr. last Sept. 8, 2015.

Tancinco said these offices will print the driver’s license cards upon presentation of official receipt and/or temporary driver’s license to any of these centers, and the cards will be available for release from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

In Metro Cebu, these are the Driver’s License Renewal Center (DLRC) inside SM City Cebu, Talisay City Licensing Office, Lapu-Lapu City District Office, Mandaue City Licensing Center and Cebu City Licensing Center.

In Cebu Province, these are the Danao City District Office, Toledo City District Office, Carcar City District Office and the Medellin Extension Office in Medellin town, Cebu.

In Bohol, Tancinco said these are the LTO Tagbilaran City District Office, Jagna District Office and Talibon Extension Office.

In Negros Oriental, these are the DLRC inside Robinson’s Mall in Dumaguete City, Dumaguete City District Office, Bais City District Office, Bayawan City Extension Office.

The LTO Siquijor District Office is also authorized to print driver’s license cards.

LT0 7 Assistant Regional Director Alita Pulga said the presence of LTO offices in strategic locations in the region that have been authorized to print and release driver’s license cards would make it easier for the public to secure a license. (PNA)

Share this:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Pinterest
  • More
  • Tumblr
  • Reddit

Related

News Categories

  • Announcement (34)
  • Business & Economy (1,567)
  • Comment and Opinion (74)
    • Random Thoughts (18)
  • Current Issues (425)
    • Charter Change (1)
    • Election (228)
    • Population (6)
  • International (389)
  • Life In Japan (66)
    • Everything Japan (41)
  • Literary (34)
  • Miscellaneous (610)
  • News Stories (5,312)
  • OFW Corner (297)
  • Others (75)
  • People (408)
  • Press Releases (163)
  • Regional News (3,362)
  • Science and Technology (502)
  • Sports & Entertainment (287)

Latest News

  • BSP keeps policy rates anew December 17, 2015
  • NEDA cuts PHL additional rice import for 2016 by 25% December 17, 2015
  • DA cites serious implications of banning genetically modified products December 17, 2015
  • BBL is not yet dead – Drilon December 17, 2015
  • Comelec recognizes Duterte’s CoC for president December 17, 2015
  • NEDA chief sees 2015 growth at 6% despite typhoons December 17, 2015
  • House of Representatives ratifies bicam report on P3.002-T national budget for 2016 December 17, 2015
  • Cebu-based developer invests PHP430M to build 709 townhouse units in north Cebu town December 17, 2015
  • City gov’t eyes P75-M income from economic enterprise December 17, 2015
  • Baguio City LGU presents traffic plan for holiday season December 17, 2015

Archives

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org

Science and Technology

  • DOST-ICTO targets 500,000 web-based workers from countryside by 2016
  • (Feature) STARBOOKS: A ‘makeover’ for librarians
  • Science, research reduce ‘cocolisap’ hotspot areas in PHL
  • Montejo to further improve PAGASA and empower scientists
  • 1st PPP in biomedical research produces knee replacement system fit for Asians

Press Releases

  • Microsoft to buy Nokia’s mobile devices business for 5.44-B euros
  • New World Bank climate change report should spur SEA and world leaders into action: Greenpeace
  • Save the Philippine Seas before it’s too late — Greenpeace
  • Palanca Awards’ last call for entries
  • Philippines joins the global call for Arctic protection

Comment and Opinion

  • Remembering the dead is a celebration of life
  • Killer earthquake unlikely to hit Panay Island in near future – analyst
  • It’s not just more fun to invest in the Philippines, it is also profitable, says President Aquino
  • How does one differentiate a tamaraw from a carabao?
  • Fun is not just about the place, it is also about the people, says DOT chief

OFW Corner

  • Ebola infection risk low in Croatia
  • Death toll rises to 41, over 100 still missing in landslide in India
  • Asbestos use in construction a labor hazard
  • 500,000 OFWs to benefit POEA on-line transactions — Baldoz
  • 25 distressed OFWs return home from Riyadh
©2025 Philippines Today | Design: Newspaperly WordPress Theme