LTO Revokes Licenses of Two Taxi Drivers in Gas-and-Run Incidents
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has revoked the driver's licenses of two taxi drivers who fled without paying for gasoline. The LTO cited their failure to provide sufficient explanation after being summoned, emphasizing the need to maintain safe driving practices.
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