LTO scraps periodic medical exam requirement for driver's license holders
The Land Transportation Office has scrapped periodic medical examination as a requirement for holders of driver’s license with five to ten years validity.
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The Land Transportation Office has scrapped periodic medical examination as a requirement for holders of driver’s license with five to ten years validity.
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has scrapped the prescribed Periodic Medical Examination (PME) for holders of driver’s license with either five-year or 10-year validity.
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