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[Title] => Smoke-belch tests resume today
[Summary] => Starting today, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) will not process the registration of all motor vehicles that do not pass smoke-emission tests.
Initially, only private and government vehicles were required to undergo the tests in compliance with the Republic Act 8749, or the Clean Air Act of 1999.
According to LTO information officer Farly Viola, the agency intends to vigorously implement the anti-smoke belching program to provide clean air to future generations of Filipinos.
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[Title] => ‘Days of illegal terminals numbered’
[Summary] => The Land Transportation Office (LTO) said yesterday that the days of illegal terminals are numbered as the agency will soon launch a crackdown to help ease traffic congestion in Metro Manila.
LTO chief Roberto Lastimoso noted that many public utility vehicles (PUVs) have turned the roadside into terminals, aggravating the traffic problem in the metropolis.
"We’ll crack down on illegal terminals. We cannot tolerate this practice. Their days are numbered," he added.
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Initially, only private and government vehicles were required to undergo the tests in compliance with the Republic Act 8749, or the Clean Air Act of 1999.
According to LTO information officer Farly Viola, the agency intends to vigorously implement the anti-smoke belching program to provide clean air to future generations of Filipinos.
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LTO chief Roberto Lastimoso noted that many public utility vehicles (PUVs) have turned the roadside into terminals, aggravating the traffic problem in the metropolis.
"We’ll crack down on illegal terminals. We cannot tolerate this practice. Their days are numbered," he added.
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September 20, 2002 - 12:00am
