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(NAR) VOL. III NO. 3 / JULY - SEPTEMBER 1992

[ LTO MEMORANDUM, July 20, 1992 ]

GUIDELINES IN THE ADJUDICATION OF TRAFFIC VIOLATION CASES BY THE LTO NCR DISTRICT OFFICES



In the best interest of the service and to expedite the release of drivers' licenses confiscated for traffic violations, it is hereby ordered that effective 3 August 1992 all apprehension cases involving uncontested moving violations made within the Metro Manila area shall be submitted to and adjudicated at duly designated NCR district offices of the LTO.

The following guidelines are hereby set, for the observance of all concerned:

1. Organic traffic law enforcers and deputized agents shall submit all apprehension cases aforementioned to any of the following district offices nearest the place of apprehension where the driver can retrieve his license after payment of the fine prescribed:
For apprehensions made: Submit to:
   
South of Pasig Pasay District Office
or Manila South
District Office
   
North of Pasig Manila West District
Office
   
East of Pasig Pasig District Office
2. All apprehension cases involving non-moving or administrative violations shall continue to be submitted to the LTO Central Office in East Avenue, Quezon City for adjudication by the Traffic Adjudication Service (TAS). Contested cases involving moving violations submitted to the district office shall be forwarded within twenty four (24) hours from receipt thereof by the district office concerned for final adjudication by the TAS.

3. The Transportation District Officer (TDO) or the designated Officer-in-Charge of the district office shall designate a hearing officer and two clerks to assist in the adjudication of the cases. The TDO shall be responsible for the final disposition of the case.

4. Collection of fines shall be done by the district office cashier.

5. An orientation of all personnel concerned and deputies shall be conducted by the TAS in coordination with the Field Enforcement Division and the Administrative Staff of the Law Enforcement Service shall be conducted to ensure smooth turnover of responsibilities and efficient workflow.

An information campaign shall complement the orientation of personnel for the benefit of the public at large.

6. All concerned are enjoined to extend the necessary administrative support including but not limited to the forms and personnel augmentation needed to implement fully this order.

For guidance and strict compliance.

Adopted: 20 July 1992

(SGD.) JUAN V. BORRA, JR.
Assistant Secretary
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