BACOLOD CITY—The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has opened more offices in the city and the province of Negros Occidental.
Reuben Tampos, LTO Bacolod chief, on Thursday (June 9) said that the aim was to have an LTO office in every legislative district of Negros Occidental and to decongest its main office in Bacolod.
On Friday (June 10), the new P6 million LTO building in San Carlos City was inaugurated while an office for license renewal at the Ayala Malls Capitol Central was opened.
The LTO office in a new building in EB Magalona town was also expected to open next month.
There are also LTO offices in Cadiz City, Himamaylan City and Sipalay City.
The LTO office in Pontevedra will be transferred to La Carlota City where Vice Governor Jeffrey Ferrer has provided a new building.
Tampos said the slow LTO vehicle registration has been caused by the use of a new program from a new IT service provider.