Title
Revocation of MVIR Submission Requirement
Law
Ltfrb Memorandum Circular No. 94-005
Decision Date
Mar 9, 1994
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board revokes the requirement for Motor Vehicle Inspection Reports as a pre-condition for issuing Certificates of Public Convenience, streamlining the approval process while maintaining vehicle inspections for roadworthiness.

Q&A (LTFRB MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 94-005)

The main purpose is to revoke Memorandum Circular No. 93-005 and to expedite the release of approved Certificates of Public Convenience to applicants without requiring them to submit Motor Vehicle Inspection Reports (MVIRs) as a pre-condition.

The requirement for submitting MVIRs as a pre-condition for the release of approved Certificates of Public Convenience has been revoked.

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) is tasked with inspecting motor vehicles and registering them only if these vehicles are found to be roadworthy and fit for public service.

Yes, it covers inspection and registration of both public and private motor vehicles.

The Memorandum Circular took effect immediately upon its adoption on March 9, 1994.

The signatories were Dante M. Lantin (Chairman), Nabor C. Gaviola (Board Member), and Jesus C. Cruz (Board Member).

Prior to this Circular, the MVIR was a mandatory pre-condition needed before the approval of Certificates of Public Convenience for motor vehicles.

It removes the requirement to submit MVIRs before Certificates of Public Convenience are granted, thus streamlining the application process.

The LTO assumes sole responsibility for the inspection and registration of vehicles, ensuring that only roadworthy and fit vehicles are registered for public service, thereby maintaining safety and regulatory compliance.


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