THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) on Monday launched a new state-of-the-art equipment to check the road worthiness of motor vehicles.
LTO chief Vigor Mendoza spearheaded the launch of the first mobile motor vehicle inspection facility (MVIF) at the agency’s headquarters in Quezon City.
The agency procured four units of brand-new MVIF to ensure that all motor vehicles, particularly those being used for public transportation, are roadworthy amid several road accidents over the past weeks.
“One of the responsibilities of LTO is to inspect first a vehicle before its registration to determine its roadworthiness. As of now, we lack the materials and equipment to improve our services,” Mendoza said.