Title
Inspection and Registration Rules for Auto LPG Vehicles
Law
Dotc Department Order No. 2007-06
Decision Date
Dec 11, 2006
DOTC Department Order No. 2007-06 establishes safety standards and registration requirements for auto-LPG motor vehicles, mandating certified installation, annual inspections, and specific documentation to ensure compliance with the Philippine Clean Air Act.

Law Summary

Guaranty and Liability of Conversion/Installing Shops

  • Shops installing LPG devices with PS Mark must issue a Certificate of Conversion/Installation guaranteeing the device against defects.
  • Such defects that could cause accidents place liability directly on the conversion/installing shop.

Inspection and Maintenance Requirements

  • Converted auto-LPG vehicles must undergo annual inspection and maintenance by PS certified conversion/installing shops.
  • Upon inspection, a Certificate of Inspection and Maintenance Compliance shall be issued by the certified shop.

Registration Requirements for Auto-LPG Vehicles

  • Registration requires additional documentation beyond normal Land Transportation Office (LTO) requirements:
    • PS License Certificate issued by DTI-BPS.
    • Certificate of Installation/Conversion from the PS certified shop (valid for the first registration year only).
    • Current Certificate of Inspection and Maintenance Compliance.

Duties and Responsibilities of LTO Inspectors

  • LTO motor vehicle inspectors must verify:
    • The PS Mark on the LPG device.
    • The PS License Certificate of the conversion/installing shop.
    • Certificate of Conversion/Installation.
    • Current Certificate of Inspection and Maintenance Compliance.
  • Vehicles lacking these documents shall not be registered.
  • DTI-BPS shall provide LTO a list of certified conversion/installing shops.

Registration Fees

  • Fees for registering auto-LPG vehicles are governed by the Motor Vehicle User Charge Law (R.A. 8794).

Repealing Clause

  • Previous inconsistent rules and regulations regarding LPG vehicle inspection and registration are amended, modified, or repealed accordingly.

Preparation of Implementing Rules and Regulations

  • Relevant agencies under the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) must prepare respective Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) to enforce this Department Order.

Effectivity

  • These regulations become effective fifteen days after publication as promulgated by the Secretary of DOTC Leandro R. Mendoza on December 11, 2006.

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