Drivers Risk License Revocation for Endangering Pedestrians Under New LTO Memo
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) in the Philippines has introduced new regulations allowing for the revocation of driver's licenses for drivers who endanger pedestrians. This aims to enhance the protection of vulnerable road users.
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