LTO denies registration fee hike
‘Let us be responsible in spreading information. Check for the truth before sharing.’

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The Land Transportation Office (LTO) on Saturday denied claims circulating on social media that it had raised vehicle registration fees by 100 percent.
“This statement is not true. The LTO is continuing to make its services more affordable, particularly in the economic crisis faced by our country,” the agency said.
“The payments made for registration and other transactions in the LTO are based on the rules and law approved by the government, and there is no sudden or unannounced increase in rates,” it added.
The agency urged the public to be cautious of misleading information online and encouraged motorists to verify details through its official platforms for accurate updates on fees and services.
“Let us be responsible in spreading information. Check for the truth before sharing,” the LTO said.
Reports indicated that the standard cost of vehicle registration under the LTO ranges from P240 to P8,000, depending on the type and weight of the vehicle, excluding other applicable fees.