Title
LTFRB: Register new units with LTO 1st
Law
Ltfrb Memorandum Circular No. 2004-024
Decision Date
Aug 17, 2004
All applicants for Certificates of Public Convenience must register their brand new motorized units with the Land Transportation Office and obtain plate numbers before their applications can be processed by the Board.
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Mandatory Registration of Brand New Units

  • Petitioners or applicants for CPC involving brand new vehicles must register these units with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) first.
  • This registration entails securing the appropriate vehicle plate numbers from the LTO.
  • The registration is a prerequisite before filing any application or petition with the Board.

Board's Non-Action on Unregistered Units

  • The LTFRB shall refuse to act on any applications or petitions for CPC or permits involving units that have not been registered with the LTO.
  • This ensures compliance with existing motor vehicle registration processes before transport service authorization.

Modification and Supersession of Prior Issuances

  • Any previous issuances or parts thereof that conflict with these requirements are modified or superseded by this circular.
  • This maintains the precedence and clarity of the current procedural requirements.

Effectivity and Filing Requirements

  • The circular took effect fifteen (15) days after filing three (3) copies with the University of the Philippines Law Center.
  • This filing complies with Presidential Memorandum Circular No. 11, dated October 9, 1992.

Official Adoption

  • The circular was officially adopted on August 17, 2004.
  • Signed by the Chairperson Maria Elena H. Bautista and Board Member Felix S. Racadio, indicating authoritative approval and enforcement.

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