CEBU CITY – The Land Transportation Office (LTO-7) here is now monitoring two private driving schools in Cebu and investigating the allegations that they are offering “no appearance” Theoretical and Practical Driving Course Certificates.
Caindec also reiterated that it is important to justify the allegations by executing an affidavit to formalize the complaint.
“We also need to make sure that these people who are complaining will also execute an affidavit just to make sure that it also fair. What we promise is that we are monitoring and investigating this. Almost every week, we endorse to NBI those fixers who are on the Facebook Marketplace,” Caindec said.
Caindec added that if someone complains LTO7 can trace it. A new investigation was launched, allegedly “no appearance” is said to have happened. We had asked the driving school to produce the fingerprint and the photos of the said client which they have provided, but if it is the right person and client, we cannot affirm yet,” he said.
Caindec also bared that there are driving schools operating that are not under its Geographical Areas of Responsibility (GAOR) but are putting their services in Central Visayas, especially in Cebu.
In another development, Caindec officiated the induction of the officers and members of the Regional Journalists in Cebu (REJOICE) today, October 6 at the LTO-7 office at N. Bacalso Ave., Cebu City. (Photos: mbcnewman)
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