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LTO yet crackdown on light e-vehicles
By Nidz Godino
“We won’t crack down on LEVs yet, except on national roads like South Super Highway and EDSA….no crackdown because we are not yet done with information dissemination with LGUs,” Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Vigor Mendoza said in chance interview with reporters no crackdown yet on light electric vehicles as Land Transportation Office (LTO) continues its information dissemination on registration of LEVs.
Mendoza said for now, LTO is only strictly enforcing regulations on LEVs on major national roads in Metro Manila.
Mendoza is still in dialogue with local government units (LGU), as well as LEV owners, on use of e-vehicles on public roads.
Mendoza noted LGUs are ones determining where LEVs will be allowed to ply on their national and local roads.
Last March, LTO released memorandum requiring e-bikes and e-trikes to have registration and licensed drivers on all public roads nationwide.
Regulations were set to take effect in April, but have since been postponed to make way for information campaigns.
Mendoza urged LEV owners to have their units registered or they may face citation tickets with repeated violations.
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