THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) on Monday suspended three driving schools in Metro Manila and Cavite for alleged fraudulent issuance of theoretical (TDC) and practical driving course (PDC) certificates.
In a statement, LTO chief Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza II said a driving school in Las Piñas City, another in Caloocan City, and one in Silang, Cavite have been issued 30-day suspensions based on intelligence reports that they issued certificates despite non-completion of the courses.
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