The City Transportation and Traffic Management Department (CTTMD) keeps the streets of General Santos City moving. This TMO handles transportation planning, traffic engineering, and road safety—all under the Public Safety Office. Residents and visitors don’t need to pay to access its services. Its work focuses on managing key areas, including busy intersections along Roxas East … READ MORE
The City Transportation and Traffic Management Department (CTTMD) keeps the streets of General Santos City moving. This TMO handles transportation planning, traffic engineering, and road safety—all under the Public Safety Office. Residents and visitors don’t need to pay to access its services. Its work focuses on managing key areas, including busy intersections along Roxas East … READ MORE
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) now requires all driver’s license holders to complete the Comprehensive Driver’s Education (CDE) Course before renewing their license. This course is designed to refresh knowledge on road safety, traffic rules, and responsible driving. The course is free, accessible online and offline, and must be completed before taking the CDE Online … READ MORE
Compulsory Third-Party Liability (CTPL) insurance is a mandatory requirement for all vehicle owners in the Philippines. It provides financial protection in case of accidents that result in injury or death to third parties. CTPL is a prerequisite for vehicle registration with the Land Transportation Office (LTO). The standard coverage offers up to PHP 100,000 in … READ MORE
The Malolos City Traffic Management Office (OCTMO) takes charge of keeping roads safe and organized for motorists and pedestrians. The city’s TMO enforces traffic laws, handles congestion, and maintains public order to help residents, commuters, and business owners move smoothly through the city. For a minimal fee, OCTMO provides key services like regulatory stickers for … READ MORE
The Cebu City Transportation Office (CCTO) is responsible for managing road safety, enforcing traffic rules, and improving transportation systems throughout the city. CCTO works with local and national agencies to create traffic management plans, implement enforcement programs, and provide public education on road safety. This TMO’s services include issuing permits, regulating public utility vehicles, overseeing … READ MORE
The Traffic Operation, Management, Enforcement, and Control Office (TOMECO) handles road safety, enforces traffic rules, and oversees urban mobility in Tacloban City. It keeps traffic flowing, reduces congestion, and promotes road discipline. The city’s TMO offers services like vehicle impounding, traffic advisories, and public assistance for motorists and commuters. Busy areas such as Justice Romualdez … READ MORE
The Traffic and Transportation Management Office (TTMO) was established to improve traffic flow and transportation systems across Iloilo City. Originally part of the Public Order and Safety Management Office (POSMO), this city’s TMO now operates independently to focus solely on traffic management, law enforcement, and road safety. The TTMO is responsible for: Iloilo City is … READ MORE
The APSEMO Traffic Safety Division (TSD) is responsible for implementing the Traffic Safety Code of Albay, regulating road use, and enforcing traffic laws to create a safer environment. This Traffic Management Office (TMO) oversees traffic enforcement, violation monitoring, and safety campaigns in key locations. Traffic hotspots include Peñaranda Street, Rizal Avenue, Legazpi Grand Central Terminal, … READ MORE
The Dagupan City Public Order and Safety Office (POSO) is responsible for maintaining order and managing public safety within the city. It oversees traffic enforcement, road clearing, emergency response, and illegal parking management. This LGU’s Traffic Management Office (TMO) ensures smooth vehicle flow and pedestrian safety while enforcing traffic regulations. There is no direct cost … READ MORE