Title
Unauthorized Vehicle Plate Installation Rules
Law
Lto Memorandum Circular No. 681-2006
Decision Date
Feb 15, 2006
The LTO mandates proper installation and visibility of motor vehicle license plates and validating stickers to enhance identification and facilitate law enforcement, imposing penalties for non-compliance.

Q&A (LTO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 681-2006)

The main subject is the unauthorized installation of motor vehicle license plates and validating stickers, specifically addressing improper display and attachment that hinder proper identification.

It invokes Republic Act No. 4136, specifically Section 18, which governs the use of license plates on vehicles.

License plates must be displayed in conspicuous places, with one plate in front and one at the rear of the vehicle.

They must be kept clean, cared for, and firmly affixed in a manner making them entirely visible and always legible.

It should be placed on the upper right corner of the vehicle's windshield.

All old stickers must be removed to avoid obstruction of the driver's view and prevent confusion, ensuring clear identification.

Year tag stickers should be placed on the bottom right rectangular slot specifically designed on the license plate for that purpose.

A penalty of Three Hundred Pesos (Php 300.00) shall be imposed on the owner of the vehicle as per Section 20 of Department Order No. 93-693, dated November 19, 1992.

All Law Enforcement Officers and Deputized Agents of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) are directed to apprehend violators immediately.

To ensure easy identification of motor vehicles for public and law enforcement officers, especially to aid in monitoring and apprehension related to crimes such as carjacking.


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