First batch of the over 16M motor vehicle plates delivered to LTO, DOTr says
After declaring a stability of plastic card supply for driver’s license by September this year, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) announced on Wednesday, July 19, the arrival of the first batch of the motor vehicle plates.
DOTr Secretary Jaime Bautista said the first batch is composed of 108,400 pieces of motor vehicle plates that were already delivered by the Trojan-Tonnjes Joint Venture to the Land Transportation Office (LTO).
DOTr Secretary Jaime Bautista shows some of the motor vehicle plates that were delivered to the Land Transportation Office amid concerns of shortage of license plates. (photo: DOTr)
The company won the bidding for the production of metal plates to address the years of motor vehicle plate shortage that has been the subject of concern following the plastic cards shortage. In April this year, the LTO announced the possible shortage of motor vehicle plates by June and July this year. “Through transparent bidding process, the government was able to save around P1.4 billion for this procurement,” said Bautista.
DOTr Secretary inspects the delivered motor vehicles plates which were ordered amid the looming shortage. Bautista said more than 108,000 of the over 16 million motor vehicle plates they ordered were already delivered to the Land Transportation Office. (photo: DOTr)
The delivered motor vehicle plates is the first batch of over 16 million plates ordered by the DOTr. Bautista said a total of around 500,000 motor vehicle plates will be delivered to LTO by the first week of August this year.
DOTr Secretary Jaime Bautista shows some of the motor vehicle plates that were delivered to the Land Transportation Office amid concerns of shortage of license plates. (photo: DOTr)
The company won the bidding for the production of metal plates to address the years of motor vehicle plate shortage that has been the subject of concern following the plastic cards shortage. In April this year, the LTO announced the possible shortage of motor vehicle plates by June and July this year. “Through transparent bidding process, the government was able to save around P1.4 billion for this procurement,” said Bautista.
DOTr Secretary inspects the delivered motor vehicles plates which were ordered amid the looming shortage. Bautista said more than 108,000 of the over 16 million motor vehicle plates they ordered were already delivered to the Land Transportation Office. (photo: DOTr)
The delivered motor vehicle plates is the first batch of over 16 million plates ordered by the DOTr. Bautista said a total of around 500,000 motor vehicle plates will be delivered to LTO by the first week of August this year.