LTO MEMORANDUM

: The Early Warning Device (EWD) is a device previously required to be presented at the District Office as a condition for the registration of motor vehicles.
: No, effective July 14, 1992, the presentation of the Early Warning Device (EWD) to the District Office is no longer required as a condition for the registration of motor vehicles.
: The driver shall be fined P50.00, and their driver's license and/or vehicle plates shall be confiscated or the motor vehicle shall be impounded.
: They can retrieve these during the adjudication of the case upon presentation of a pair of Early Warning Devices (EWDs) that meets the specifications set by law.
: The penalties include a fine of P50.00, confiscation of the driver's license and/or motor vehicle plates, or impoundment of the motor vehicle until EWDs meeting legal specifications are presented.
: No, the absence of an EWD does not affect the registration of a motor vehicle as it is no longer a requirement for registration.
: The District Office, which is the venue of registration, is involved in the registration of motor vehicles.
: The EWD must meet the specifications set by law to be acceptable.