CLARK FREEPORT— The regional office of Land Transportation Office (LTO) in partnership with the Clark Development Corporation (CDC) conducted a 5-day caravan called “LTO on wheels” to make their services more accessible to locators, workers, residents, including the Aeta community near this Freeport.
The activity held at the CDC – Public Safety Division (PSD) Pavilion began on August 2, 2021 and will end on August 6, 2021. Interested individuals may visit the area from 8:00AM to 5:00PM.
Some of the services offered at the caravan include securing of student permit, securing and renewal of driver’s license, and processing of certificate of registration for motor vehicles or motorcycles.
According to CDC-PSD, this partnership with the LTO in the region, headed by Regional Director Eduardo De Guzman, is part of their Traffic Management program.
This also aims to provide convenience to all employees, residents, locators, especially the Indigenous People (IP’s) in this Freeport who want to acquire their license and avail services from LTO.
CDC-PSD officers continuously create initiatives that will ensure the safety of drivers and motorists within the zone.
Meanwhile, CDC President-CEO Manuel R. Gaerlan thanked de Guzman– who personally visited Tuesday the caravan– officials and employees of LTO in Central Luzon for bringing their services closer to the public and for creating a hassle-free experience through its “LTO on Wheels” program.