Driver's License Renewal in Malls.

[ecneret]

mga sirs, expired na yung license ko last november 2011, magkano kaya ang penalty? saka nabasa ko na pag more than a year nang expired e mag-take na ulit ng exam. may exemption ba o nagbibigay ba sila ng consideration sa mga ofw? kasi december 2012 pa ang uwi ko ng pinas.

tia!

[yellahfellah]

Very convenient talaga magpa-renew ng driver's license sa mga LTO Driver's License Renewal Centers. Most of the time nasa airconditioned area ka (except dun sa Ayala MRT station DLRC na may portion kasi na hindi airconditioned). Tapos integrated na pati yung drug testing. Kahit na abutin ka ng lunch break okay lang kasi puede kang namang mamasyal muna sa mall.

[rcartoj]

mga sirs, expired na yung license ko last november 2011, magkano kaya ang penalty? saka nabasa ko na pag more than a year nang expired e mag-take na ulit ng exam. may exemption ba o nagbibigay ba sila ng consideration sa mga ofw? kasi december 2012 pa ang uwi ko ng pinas.

tia!

Penalty i guess is not big, however try to renew it in Malls. Super bilis and there's no such long lines. I tried the Ayala MRT Station ay super bilis. Mga less than two hours. . . SOme said it would be faster if you arrive early in the morning. I renew my license in lunch time which i encountered a little and short lines but the net message is "you are comfortable since the area is airconditioned" and fast transaction talaga.

[ecneret]

Penalty i guess is not big, however try to renew it in Malls. Super bilis and there's no such long lines. I tried the Ayala MRT Station ay super bilis. Mga less than two hours. . . SOme said it would be faster if you arrive early in the morning. I renew my license in lunch time which i encountered a little and short lines but the net message is "you are comfortable since the area is airconditioned" and fast transaction talaga.

ah ok. tnx sir! yun nga ang balak ko, since marami good feedbacks sa pag-renew ng lisensya sa mga malls...

[knightrider07]

hindi na irenew ng DOTC ang stradcom by 2013 matatapos na kontrata kaya nag bid ng panibagong IT provider sana makahanap na sila

DOTC not renewing Stradcom contract

Manuel “Mar” Roxas II, secretary of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), said on Monday that the government prefers to start on a clean slate when it enters into a new contract to develop and manage the integrated DOTC-LTO-LTFRB Information System project sometime next year.

DOTC not renewing Stradcom contract | GMA News Online | The Go-To Site for Filipinos Everywhere


Stradcom improves offer, but DoTC remains unconvinced, cites firm’s violations

Information technology firm Stradcom Corp. has submitted an improved offer to the Department of Transportation and Communications (DoTC) in an effort to retain what is expected to be an P11-billion, 10-year contract to maintain and operate a national database of vehicles for the government.
In an interview with the Inquirer, Stradcom president Cezar Quiambao said the offer was made by his firm recently to Transportation Secretary Manuel Roxas II, despite the latter’s recent pronouncement that the government would not renew Stradcom’s contract with the Land Transportation Office and instead bid this out to other parties.
Stradcom’s move is the firm’s latest initiative to win over the DoTC and the administration of President Aquino, which has maintained an adversarial stance against the IT firm ever since it came into power in July 2010.
“We offered them three options in a recent letter to Secretary Roxas,” Quiambao said. “The first one involves their renewal of our contract for another 10 years, during which we will set aside P2 billion in an escrow account, which the government can use for any improvement it deems necessary, be it in the computer systems, the physical infrastructure of the project or the government’s own facilities like the LTO’s office buildings.”
Quiambao added that the latest offer to the DoTC also included the option of a revenue sharing scheme with the government to the tune of P200 million a year, or a total of P2 billion over the decade-long life of the contract.
Should the DoTC decide to integrate the printing of drivers’ license cards in the system—at present handled by another contractor—the Stradcom chief estimated that the government could save another P300 million a year in costs.
Finally, Quiambao said that he has offered, as a last-ditch attempt, a one- to two-year extension of Stradcom’s current 10-year LTO IT contract, which expires next year, to give the government a transition period that would help ensure a seamless shift to another service provider.
“The government stands to save more than P8 billion over the life of the project if they retain us,” he said.
Unfortunately for the firm, Quiambao lamented that the current administration has closed its doors in his face, with ranking officials from both the Palace and DoTC supposedly refusing to meet him or company officials for a dialogue.
Various industry sources attributed this to the perception that Quiambao is linked to the administration of former President Arroyo, although he had denied this. “The existing Stradcom contract was started under the administration of President Ramos and was continued through the administrations of Presidents Estrada and Arroyo,” Quiambao said.
Despite his pleas, the DoTC seems bent on shutting the company out of the next contract.
In a telephone interview, Transportation Undersecretary Jose Perpetuo Lotilla said the government’s right to terminate Stradcom’s services was clearly stated in the contract.
“There were issues raised by the Commission on Audit against Stradcom,” he said, pointing to the auditors’ finding about supposed unpaid interconnectivity fees to the government and some “objections” to the contract’s provisions. “Just from that alone, it’s not easy to just renew their contract. Any prudent government will not just renew the contract. One way to address it is to start afresh.”
Asked whether the DoTC would allow Stradcom to participate in a fresh round of bidding, Lotilla was noncommittal. “We’re still going through all the things that have been raised,” he said. “There are many findings. We don’t rush to judgment.”
With the chances of securing a fresh contract looking dim, Quiambao is now hoping that the government would at least pay his firm the P2.7 billion in back fees accumulated since a high-profile boardroom squabble erupted in the firm in late 2010.
“The courts have determined us to be the rightful shareholders of the company, so the government should now pay us for the services we have rendered,” he said. “That is a contractual obligation on their part.”

Stradcom improves offer, but DoTC remains unconvinced, cites firm

sana makahanap by this year kundi babagal pag kuha ng lisensya.

[IMm29]

Hi Guys,

Need to renew my Driver's License within the next week and a half. The last time I had it renewed in 2009 was at SM Hypermarket in Pasig, and that was a 3 hour affair My last time at Ayala MRT DLRC was in 2006 and that took about 2 hours but this included the lunch break, so parang over an hour lang.

I'm now choosing between the Ayala MRT DLRC and the Makati LTO. Any suggestions on what weekday and time to get the renewal, especially now that it's December? It is more crowded nowadays? Thanks.

[_Qwerty_]

I've renew my license for the last 3x at Ayala MRT.. just go there around 2pm to 3pm.. wala na masyadong tao..

[IMm29]

I've renew my license for the last 3x at Ayala MRT.. just go there around 2pm to 3pm.. wala na masyadong tao..

Thanks for the reply, bro.

2-3 pm huh? I suppose lunch time is way bad an idea?

[navig8r_25]

Good Afternoon,

Mga dapat tandaan at iwasan sa pakikipagTransaction sa LTO Bacolod (main)

1.Magpamedical sa accredited ng LTO na clinic isang araw bago ang petsa ng pagpunta sa LTO.Umiwas dun sa mga drug testing center malapit sa LTO bacolod office kasi may mga patong dun ang mga fixer na maghahatid sa inyo.Take note, yung patong sa inyo nakacharge yun, kasama sa amount na babayaran nyo yun.
2. Pumunta ng maaga, before 6AM kasi hanggang 50 lang ang priority number na ibibigay sa applicant of expired and new licenses.Pumila bitbit ang mga requirements drug test, medical test ( TIN & police clearance for new licenses).

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[mokmoki]

where's the nearest mall driver's license renewal center if nasa up teacher's village ako?