QuestionsQuestions (LTO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. AHS-2008-991)
It sets the specifications for the required sticker used to enforce the prohibition on parking in an enclosed parking space for LPG-fueled motor vehicles under Memorandum Circular No. RIB-2007-891.
The circular cites DOTC Department Order No. 2007-06 and Memorandum Circular RIB-2007-891 (implementing rules and regulations).
The sticker must contain the text: “NOT ALLOWED TO PARK IN AN ENCLOSED PARKING SPACE.”
It must have white or white-reflecting letters on a red background.
The character height must be equal to or greater than 5 millimeters (> 5 mm).
The character width must be equal to or greater than 5 millimeters (> 5 mm).
Sticker width: 70–90 mm; sticker height: 40–50 mm.
The text must be centered in the middle of the sticker.
Conversion shops authorized or licensed by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) are responsible for producing the sticker.
The same authorized/DTI-licensed conversion shops are instructed to affix the sticker on the vehicle.
It must be placed on the upper-left corner of the vehicle’s windshield.
It must be stuck prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Inspection and Maintenance Compliance (IMC).
The memorandum states that the sticker must be affixed before the IMC is issued, making the sticker a compliance requirement tied to inspection/maintenance certification.
It references Memorandum Circular No. RIB-2007-891 dated October 24, 2007 (as cited in the IMC-related instruction).
By prescribing a standardized, visible sticker (“NOT ALLOWED TO PARK IN AN ENCLOSED PARKING SPACE”) so enforcing authorities and motorists can identify the restricted parking requirement.
To ensure the sticker remains readable and visibly consistent despite weather exposure, thereby supporting effective enforcement of the parking restriction.