More and more drivers are using dash cams to protect themselves on the road. A dash cam, short for dashboard camera, records video while you’re driving. It can show what happened during an accident or traffic incident. Most dash cams cost between ₱1,500 and ₱5,000, depending on the quality and features. Some even record audio … READ MORE
Motorcycle backriding is a common way to travel, especially in traffic-heavy areas. It is fast, fuel-efficient, and convenient for short trips and daily errands. But it comes with strict rules to keep both the rider and backrider safe. The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has guidelines every motorcycle user must follow. These include rules on helmets, … READ MORE
Right-of-way rules tell drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists who gets to move first in different road situations. These rules are not just based on kindness or instinct. They are part of the traffic laws and are meant to keep everyone safe. If you have a driver’s license or you’re planning to get one, you need to … READ MORE
When a traffic incident happens, getting the right evidence can make a big difference. CCTV footage helps clarify what really happened. It can support your insurance claim, back you up in a complaint, or protect your rights in legal proceedings. If you were involved in a traffic accident — as a driver, pedestrian, rider, or … READ MORE
Motorcycles are a lifeline for many Filipinos. They’re fast, fuel-efficient, and great for navigating traffic. But for some riders, a stock motorcycle is just the beginning. They want better lights, cooler exhausts, or louder horns. Here’s the catch: not all modifications are legal. If you ride with an illegal setup, you risk getting stopped, fined, … READ MORE
Riding a motorcycle offers freedom and convenience. But it also comes with serious risks. To help protect riders and passengers, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) enforces strict helmet laws under Republic Act No. 10054, also known as the Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009. This law applies to all motorcycle drivers and back riders, no matter … READ MORE
Getting a motorcycle-for-hire permit, also called a TNVS (Transport Network Vehicle Service) permit for motorcycles, allows riders to legally offer rides through services like Grab and JoyRide. This permit is issued by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) and gives drivers the legal right to pick up paying passengers. It’s ideal for riders … READ MORE
Taking public transport is a part of everyday life for most of us. But not every vehicle on the road is safe or legal. Some vehicles are running without the proper papers, putting passengers at risk. These are called colorum vehicles. They look like regular public utility vehicles (PUVs), but they don’t have the permits … READ MORE
A hit-and-run happens when a driver hits another person, vehicle, or property—and then speeds away without stopping to help or give their information. There is no cost to helping in these situations—but what you do next can make a big difference. Your actions can help catch the fleeing driver, support the victim, and possibly save … READ MORE
Getting your motorcycle officially registered with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) is not just a legal requirement—it’s your key to riding safely and worry-free on public roads. If you just bought a brand-new motorcycle, this process is especially important. The LTO gives you a Certificate of Registration (CR) and an Official Receipt (OR) once your … READ MORE