The Pasig City local government is intensifying its efforts in apprehending drivers who are using motor vehicles without license plates or conduction stickers in the city.
Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto, issued on Jan. 3 Executive Order No. PCG-01 series of 2023, “reiterating the mandatory use of number plates for motor vehicles in the city.”
Every motor vehicle shall display their assigned number plates at the front and the rear at all times, according to Ordinance No. 23. Habitual offenders of the policy will have their driver’s license cancelled by the Land Transportation Office . Last December 2022, the LTO said it was resolving the delays in the issuance of driver’s licenses to the public, caused by factors such as defective laser engraving machines in some of their district or extension offices.
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