The Land Transportation Office (LTO) on Sunday warned the public against people promising hassle-free claiming of license plates in exchange for a P200 fee.
LTO chief Vigor Mendoza II said he had been receiving reports that some individuals were negotiating with LTO clients for a P200 fee so they could avoid the long queues in district offices and distribution sites.
鈥淭hey are saying that to avoid queuing up, just pay P200 to fast-track [the transaction] 鈥� that is not true, we already have prepared systems to make the distribution process smooth and fast,鈥� Mendoza said in a statement.
He pointed out that the distribution of license plates is free. He asked the public to immediately report those collecting money so they could be apprehended.