ah like roof rack... registration is needed.
wasak wallet nito
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I like the idea kung may abg tatargetin nila is yung mga may spotlight na naka ilaw sa gabi.
Pero very obvious na gusto lang kumita ng lto. They are targetting those with off road kits since they know those people have moolah.
Mahina kita sa mga regular jeep/tricycle eh kasi di na tinutubos.
Just look at lto east ave. Dami naka park sa gilid na mga di pa natutubos.
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Has anyone tried LTO Immunity Stickers?[emoji13]
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AT tires are needed with the bad condition of some of our roads here... Para ka na ding nago-offroad.
Mukhang di na limited sa 4x4 mods ang iniipit ng LTO. Pati wheel modification with AT tires sinisita na. Kotong mode lto nito.
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Eto ang masaya.
Rim change restriction ay sa dump trucks lang pero eto tayo ngayon sinama SUV at PICK UP. Pati AT tires di na daw street legal.As Quoted
The basis of their imposition is the amendment to the Philippine Land Transportation and Traffic Code (Republic Act 4136). A reading of the rule however shows that the restrictions with respect to rim change pertains to dump trucks.
Section 5.2 reads:
5.2 The modifications involving safety and environment shall not be allowed, such as the following: axle modification, chassis modification, extended chassis/ body, additional sidings of dump trucks, extended overhang, change of rim size, modification of handlebar and muffler, and reconfiguration of body dimension and design.
Under the rules on statutory construction particularly the
rule on ejusdem generis, it is a well-established rule that a particular
section of a statute or a rule shall not be divorced from the rest of
the act.
In other words, the ejusdem generis (or eiusdem generis,
Latin for "of the same kind") rule applies to resolve the problem of
giving meaning to groups of words where one of the words is
ambiguous or inherently unclear. Since the context of the cited law pertains to a particular type of vehicle, the rule can be confined to dump trucks. Thus, SUVs and other vehicles of other nature may not be covered.
I hope LTO will revisit this new policy all for the best interest of the public .
Kupal na LTO. [emoji35]
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That is a self-serving way of interpreting the law.
The way I read it, inclusion lang ang dump truck. In all other respects, it applies to any vehicle.
The rule encompasses "modifications involving safety and environment", which is definitely not limited to dump trucks. But what is relevant to dump trucks is that extending the sidings of a dump truck opens it up for overloading, instability, as well as the possibility of objects falling off if the sidings fail and cause them to strike other vehicles or pedestrians. So hence, it has been included as an illegal modification.
Last edited by oj88; October 14th, 2018 at 09:04 PM.
Self serving? Walang modification sa suspension at wheels ang sasakyan ko. Kahit na no?
Sige pag bigyan na natin yang wheel upgrade, illegal na kamo pag di mo pina rehistro. Pero AT tires ay di street legal? Anong klaseng utak meron ang LTO personnel na sumita dyan? Kailangan pa silang turoan ng huhulihin nila about AT tires and wheel upgrades.