No PLATE No TRAVEL Policy?

**ninjababez** · July 10th, 2015 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by Morz

Oo nga bad trip talaga, after 4 months waiting for the plates, eto nawala na agad isa in just less 3 months. Even if i file immediately will probably takes a long time to get the replacement. San ba nakakabili ng temp plates? Or do i have to make it myself.

Madami naman plate makers bro. Usual range is 350-500 for plastic (front and back na ito), and 1k - 2k for tin/aluminium plate. Pwede mo rin naman siguro magamit ito pag nawalan ka ulit ng plate. Btw when i installed my plate sa front, i added a rubber mat at the back and user contact cement to bond them. Baka makasugat kasi, and added sturdiness narin sa plate.

**Pmoratilla** · July 10th, 2015 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow

SA mo sa dealer ang kulitin mo, hingin mo agad OR/CR proof na nirehistro na nila unit mo. Pag wala maibigay hingan mo ng CSR. Pag wala pa naibigay? Nahihimbing pa sa dealer mga dokumento mo.

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Thanks Sir, May SA called this morning and na email na ung OR/CR 13 days after ma deliver nong car. Ask ko lng walang indicated na plate number? magkakaron po ba ito ng issue?

**cast_no_shadow** · July 10th, 2015 06:41 PM

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Wala talaga yan. Wala pa kasi plates. Kahit saken blank yun plate details.

Ayos lang yan!

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**dct** · July 10th, 2015 08:25 PM

Sakin naman may plate na. Pero iba nakalagay sa or cr. 6 digits na number. Ang sabi sakin ay dahil di pa daw ma-input ng lto ang 3 letters, 4 numbers sa or cr. Ganun ba talaga?

**lexkie_27** · July 10th, 2015 08:47 PM

Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow

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Wala talaga yan. Wala pa kasi plates. Kahit saken blank yun plate details.

Ayos lang yan!

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Pag labas ba ng plaka bibigyan ulit ng or cr na may nakalagay na plaka na issue sa sasakyan.

**kyle_armie** · July 10th, 2015 10:45 PM

Sufficient na po ba ipresent ung CSR if ever na masita kasi nakaconduction sticker pa lang? Its almost a month na pero wala pa din ung ORCR since makuha yung sasakyan.

**Redan Esconde** · July 14th, 2015 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by kyle_armie

Sufficient na po ba ipresent ung CSR if ever na masita kasi nakaconduction sticker pa lang? Its almost a month na pero wala pa din ung ORCR since makuha yung sasakyan.

+1 to this. mine is 3 weeks no ORCR pa rin.

tayo ba may kasalanan pag wala pa rin ang ORCR? lol

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Originally Posted by kyle_armie

Sufficient na po ba ipresent ung CSR if ever na masita kasi nakaconduction sticker pa lang? Its almost a month na pero wala pa din ung ORCR since makuha yung sasakyan.

+1 to this. mine is 3 weeks no ORCR pa rin.

tayo ba may kasalanan pag wala pa rin ang ORCR? lol

**Juan Martinez** · July 14th, 2015 10:47 PM

LTO supplier hit for thousands of undelivered license plates

Inquirer.net, 14, 2015 09:24pm

A LAWMAKER blew his top on the thousands of new "smart" license plates still undelivered to vehicle owners.

During the hearing of the House committee on Metro Manila Development Tuesday, Quezon City Rep. Jose Christopher "Kit" Belmonte blamed the supplier for failing to deliver the new license plates that are part of the P3.8-billion project.

Belmonte said he himself is among those still without the new license plates which supposedly come with security features.

The lawmaker also rebuked Atty. Ron Salo, corporate secretary for the license plate supplier Power Plates Development Concepts Inc. and J. Knieriem BV-Goes (JKG) joint venture, when the latter said it is only following the contract for the license plates delivery and it had nothing to do with the delay.

Salo was then answering a question by panel chair Quezon city Rep. Winston Castelo, who asked why the contract was only for 2013 to 2018 which would defeat the purpose of a standardized plate system.

"Pursuant to the contract, we supplied based on the time table and it is up to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to deliver these... We respectfully reiterate our commitment to government. (The contract) specifies that it should be delivered in a timetable of five years. With respect to your comment that it should be delivered in one sweep, there is no basis in the contract... We cannot deliver beyond those that had been ordered," Salo said.

"Parang hugas kamay kayo. What you're saying is may kontrata kaya safe kayo," Belmonte said.

Dressed simply in a gray shirt, Belmonte said he is among the thousands of Filipinos plying the street still with the old vehicle plates even if they had paid for the new ones.

"Nasaan na ang plaka? Bakit ngayon wala pa ang plaka niya, ang plaka ko, ang plaka ng maraming tao?" Belmonte said.

Belmonte said the LTO should not be blamed for the suppliers' failure to complete the delivery of license plates.

LTO administration division chief Maribel Salazar said that at least 172,083 motor vehicle plates are still undelivered of the total required delivery of 660,021 plates for the first half of 2015.

But she said more than three quarters or 487,938 license plates have been delivered from January to June this year.

"Marami pa ang kulang, pero marami naman na ang na-deliver. Percentage wise, naka-deliver na ng almost 73.92 percent for our requirement from January to June," Salazar said.

The P3.8-billion contract with joint venture Power Plates Development Concepts Inc. and Dutch firm J. Knierem BV-Goes was inked as early as 2013. But the LTO and the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) formally released the new license plates just this January to replace the old and existing 16 million vehicle plates.

DOTC Undersecretary Jose Lotilla told lawmakers in the hearing that the delay was due to port congestion.

He said port congestion is one of the risks of importing the license plates from the manufacturers in The Netherlands.

But the license plates need to be manufactured abroad because the country has no facilities for the manufacture of the plates, which have a black and white design, tamper-resistant locks and screws, and reflectorized sheeting, Lotilla added.

"There was a delay in delivery partially because of port congestion. Dumating ang barko sa port, di makadaong agad... (This is) a risk associated with the delivery of imported plates," Lotilla said.

Castelo said manufacturing the license plates in the country would have given jobs to Filipinos. Lotilla said the DOTC is looking at requiring the contractor to manufacture the plates in the country soon.

Meanwhile, LTO Executive Director Giovanni Gonzales said it has sought the help of the Department of Science and Technology to further check the quality of the new plates following reports that these get deformed during floods.

Congressmen have criticized the license plates project as an unnecessary "racket" within the LTO, with every administration changing license plates to the detriment of the riding public.

Each license plate costs P450 for four-wheel vehicles and P120 for tricycles and motorcycles.

**pikapika2501** · July 15th, 2015 12:22 AM

Originally Posted by lexkie_27

Pag labas ba ng plaka bibigyan ulit ng or cr na may nakalagay na plaka na issue sa sasakyan.

up to this. pag meron kang or cr na walang plate number, bibigyan ka ba ng bago? kasi sa SA ko lang nakuha OR CR ko.

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Originally Posted by lexkie_27

Pag labas ba ng plaka bibigyan ulit ng or cr na may nakalagay na plaka na issue sa sasakyan.

up to this. pag meron kang or cr na walang plate number, bibigyan ka ba ng bago? kasi sa SA ko lang nakuha OR CR ko.

**jodski** · July 15th, 2015 10:15 AM

Originally Posted by pikapika2501

up to this. pag meron kang or cr na walang plate number, bibigyan ka ba ng bago? kasi sa SA ko lang nakuha OR CR ko.

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up to this. pag meron kang or cr na walang plate number, bibigyan ka ba ng bago? kasi sa SA ko lang nakuha OR CR ko.

Hindi na... Isusulat na lang dun ang plate number mo