LAND Transportation Office chief Vigor Mendoza II yesterday suspended for 90 days the driver’s license of Yanna MotoVlog over her involvement in a road rage incident in Zambales.
He directed her to surrender her license and bring her motor bike to the LTO on May 8.
“We imposed a 90-day preventive suspension on her driver’s license as part of the ongoing investigation into the incident. In the light of her absence during the hearing, we mandated her, through her legal counsel, to surrender her driver’s license. That is for her own good,” he said.
LTO-Intelligence and Investigation Division chief Renante Melitante ordered Yanna’s lawyer to surrender her driver’s license tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the LTO Quezon City.
Yanna Motovlog sent a letter to the LTO apologizing not only to the driver of the pick-up and his family as well as to all the people affected by her behavior.
She said she is ready to accept the sanctions to be imposed by the LTO.
The river of the prickup narrated during the hearing that he was supposed to let the incident go but was surprised and was forced to confront Yanna when the group of riders appeared to have waited for him.
It was when he confronted the motorcycle rider that he found out that the rider was a female, the driver said.
The LTO said the motor bike that Yanna Motovlog was riding at the time of the incident was not registered under her name.
