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Suzuki Philippines provides support vehicles for LTO - Vimarsana News

Suzuki Philippines provides support vehicles for LTO

Suzuki Philippines supports the Land Transportation Office (LTO) in achieving its operational objectives by providing vehicles for the government agency’s practical driving examinations and law enforcement efforts.

Suzuki Philippines supports LTO in achieving operational objectives • BMPlus - Vimarsana News

Suzuki Philippines supports LTO in achieving operational objectives • BMPlus

Suzuki Philippines Incorporated supports the Land Transportation Office (LTO) in achieving its operational objectives by providing vehicles for the government agency’s practical driving examinations and law enforcement efforts. A total of 6 units of motor vehicles were turned on October 5 at LTO’s Main Branch in East Ave. Manila. Receiving the vehicles were LTO’s officers

Angel Fire Resort offering summer programs to help you conquer mountain biking - Vimarsana News

Angel Fire Resort offering summer programs to help you conquer mountain biking

Beginning in June, Angel Fire Resort is launching its Learn to Ride Program for mountain biking.

Angel Fire Resort Will Open the Summer Season this Friday, - Vimarsana News

Angel Fire Resort Will Open the Summer Season this Friday,

New Mexico Mountain Resort Announces Summer Opening Date, New Learn-to-Ride Mountain Bike Experience, 4th of July Drone Show, High-Altitude Golf, Summit...

Program gives Klondike Elementary students a spin on donated bikes - Vimarsana News

Program gives Klondike Elementary students a spin on donated bikes

Thanks to the Learn-to-Ride Program, approximately 300 kindergarten and first-grade students could learn to ride a bike