QuestionsQuestions (LTO MEMORANDUM)
To strictly implement the requirement that traffic violators who must attend traffic safety lectures/seminars should not have their cases settled without attending the lectures, in order to ensure traffic safety and help ease traffic conditions.
All concerned LTO employees, especially those responsible for conducting seminars for apprehended drivers; they are instructed to strictly implement the requirement for such seminars.
The driver must attend the required traffic safety lectures/seminars if the violation committed requires attendance.
No. Those drivers who are required to attend traffic safety lectures should not be allowed to have their cases settled without attending the lectures.
They are responsible for ensuring that the seminar requirement is followed strictly within their respective regions.
That LTO employees and Regional Directors must strictly implement the seminar requirement and enforce that cases are not settled without attendance when attendance is required.
The memorandum states that it applies to violations that 'require attendance in traffic safety lectures,' without specifying the exact list—implying that the requirement depends on the nature of the violation as determined by LTO policy or applicable rules.
To ensure traffic safety on the road and to help ease traffic conditions.
An administrative directive/memorandum from LTO leadership instructing LTO employees on enforcement procedures.
Benjamin G. Calima, Assistant Secretary.
It was adopted on January 21, 1999; this date indicates when the directive took effect as an LTO internal policy requiring compliance.
They should not allow the case to be settled and should require attendance in the traffic safety lectures, consistent with the memorandum’s strict implementation requirement.
LTO employees responsible for seminars must implement the requirement; Regional Directors must ensure strict compliance in their regions; violations requiring attendance must be enforced by not settling cases without lecture attendance.
It asserts that traffic safety lectures help improve driver behavior, thereby promoting safety and easing traffic conditions.
For violations requiring attendance, settlement of the case is conditioned on seminar attendance; otherwise, settlement should be withheld until the requirement is met.