Traffic lingers, but LTO says license plate problem is over
motorist endures heavy southbound traffic along EDSA in Quezon City on Tuesday. The Land Transportation Office earlier announced it has cleared its backlog of license plates for both motorcycles and four-wheel vehicles as of June 2025, in compliance with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s directive to resolve the plate shortage.
motorist endures heavy southbound traffic along EDSA in Quezon City on Tuesday. The Land Transportation Office earlier announced it has cleared its backlog of license plates for both motorcycles and four-wheel vehicles as of June 2025, in compliance with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s directive to resolve the plate shortage.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
motorist endures heavy southbound traffic along EDSA in Quezon City on Tuesday. The Land Transportation Office earlier announced it has cleared its backlog of license plates for both motorcycles and four-wheel vehicles as of June 2025, in compliance with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s directive to resolve the plate shortage.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
motorist endures heavy southbound traffic along EDSA in Quezon City on Tuesday. The Land Transportation Office earlier announced it has cleared its backlog of license plates for both motorcycles and four-wheel vehicles as of June 2025, in compliance with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s directive to resolve the plate shortage.
Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
