Passing Standards for Driver's License Exams

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LTO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. AHS-2008-949: Passing Standards for Driver's License Exams

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Passing Standards for Driver's License Exams

Law: Lto Memorandum Circular No. Ahs-2008-949

Decision Date: Mar 12, 2008

The LTO Memorandum Circular No. AHS-2008-949 establishes the passing scores for written and practical examinations for various driver's licenses, requiring 30 correct answers for non-professional licenses, 45 for professional licenses, and a minimum score of 70 in practical tests.

Law Summary

Passing Score for Practical Examinations

The practical examination has a passing score set at 70 points.
Each applicant starts the practical test with 100 points.
Points are deducted for errors committed during the driving test.

Procedure and Rating for Practical Examinations

The detailed rating system, including driving skills evaluated, total points, and their equivalent weights, are specified on the back of the Application for Driver's License (ADL).
The designated driving skills rater must accomplish the scoring sheet while the practical exam is ongoing.

Administrative Guidance

All examiners and concerned personnel are instructed to observe and adhere strictly to these passing scores and procedures for both written and practical licensing examinations.
The memorandum serves as an official reiteration of these standards in the interest of maintaining consistent and fair assessment of driving skills.

Official Adoption

The standards were officially adopted on March 12, 2008, by Assistant Secretary Alberto H. Suansing.

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