LTO Tagbilaran City Office Location and Contact Information

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) in Tagbilaran City in the province of Bohol, is made up of a set of two (2) LTO offices: the LTO Tagbilaran City District Office and the LTO Tagbilaran DO Licensing Extension Office in Alturas Mall. These offices were opened to help the agency become more visible, so the transacting public will be reminded more accessible, and more convenient to reach out to for drivers and car owners who wish to participate and cooperate with the agency in reducing vehicular accidents through the strict regulation of drivers and vehicles. These offices are also in place so the core LTO programs and services can be offered more efficiently to the over 100,000 people residing in the city.

Located in the lone city and principal gateway to the island province of Bohol, the LTO Offices in Tagbilaran City are strategically placed. Tagbilaran City is also tagged as one of the country’s “Dream Cities” by the Institute for Solidarity in Asia (ISA), as well as one of the Philippines’ twenty (20) “Most Competitive Cities” and “Pinoy Cities on the Rise” by the Asian Institute of Management Policy Center, making it an ideal place for the branch office of a national government agency. It’s progressive presence will only serve the agency well as they strive to offer better public service in the area  So, if you are a driver or a motorist out to avail of LTO services from any of the LTO Tagbilaran City Offices or if you simply wish to learn more about their operating hours, services, addresses, and complete contact information, then you need to keep reading this guide.

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What is LTO Tagbilaran City? 

LTO Tagbilaran City refers to either one or all of the LTO branches in Tagbilaran City in Bohol. The LTO Tagbilaran City offices are no different from the rest of the LTO offices in the Philippines, as they were also opened to ensure that the core LTO programs and services—including the inspection and registration of motor vehicles (MV), issuance of license and permits, collection of fees, fines, and penalties, traffic adjudication, and enforcement of land transportation rules and regulations—will be easily available and much closer to the people of the city who need them. 

The LTO branches in Tagbilaran City, includes:

LTO Tagbilaran City District Office

The LTO Tagbilaran City District Office was created to serve as the agency’s project implementing entity in the local area of Tagbilaran City and Bohol region. It was opened for the purpose of overseeing the LTO operations and project implementation in the city. It was located on R. Enerio St., Dampas Road, and was designed to implement the regulatory policies better so they can keep the roads safer for both drivers and pedestrians. By offering better public service and bringing more convenient alternatives closer to the people who are interested in availing of LTO services in the local area, the agency eliminates the need to travel all the way to another location, thereby saving time and money for things like renewing their licenses or vehicle registrations. 

LTO Tagbilaran DO Licensing Ext. (Alturas Mall)

Aside from the full service district office, the city of Tagbilaran also houses a full service Licensing Extension Office on the 4th floor of Alturas Mall. This LTO extension office serves as the agency’s dedicated one-stop off-site printing shop in the premises of Tagbilaran City. It was meant to handle all licensing concerns and offer faster, more convenient licensing services to the people of the city who work behind the wheels. So, if you are registering or renewing your license, or if you have any licensing concerns or inquiries, and you are in the vicinity of Tagbilaran City, then this is the place to go. 

Services Provided by LTO Tagbilaran City Office 

Whatever reason made you go all the way to the LTO Tagbilaran City offices in Bohol, you can be assured that the LTO offices in the area maintain the same safe and convenient service, as they implement strict policies on sanitation and physical distancing. It is made more convenient for the drivers and vehicle owners in the city as the offices are located in prime areas that are visible to those who require their assistance.

Though all LTO offices are expected to offer the full range of LTO services to the public, some LTO offices may have limited facilities, so it’s best to check first if the service you need is offered at the particular LTO Tagbilaran City Office that you need to visit.

In the meantime, here’s a list of the LTO services you can refer to, should you decide to visit any of the LTO offices in Mandaue City.

LTO Tagbilaran City District Office

  • License And Permit
    • Student Permit
    • Plain or Advance Renewal of Driver’s/Conductor’s License
    • Miscellaneous License Transactions
      • Revision of Records
      • Duplicate License (for Lost Licenses)
  • Vehicle Registration
    • Renewal of Motor Vehicle (MV) Registration
    • Storage of Motor Vehicle
    • Miscellaneous Transactions
    • Motor Vehicle Inspection
  • Miscellaneous Transactions
    • Duplicate OR/CR
    • Duplicate Plate
    • Transfer of Ownership
    • Annotation & Cancellation of Mortgage
    • Revision of Records
    • Duplicate License (for Lost Licenses)
  • Collection of fees from law enforcement violations
  • Drug testing
  • Inventory of Plates

LTO Tagbilaran DO Licensing Ext. (Alturas Mall)

  • License And Permit
    • Student Permit
    • New Driver’s License (Non-Professional)
    • Conductor’s License
    • Plain or Advance Renewal of Driver’s/Conductor’s License  
    • Renewal of Driver’s License of Filipino Living Abroad
    • Miscellaneous License Transactions
    • Change Classification from Non-Professional Driver’s License (NPDL)  Code to Professional Driver’s License Code with Same Driver’s License (PDL) Code
    • Additional Driver’s License Code/s
    • Change Classification from Non-Professional Driver’s License (NPDL)  Code to Professional Driver’s License Code with Same Driver’s License (PDL) Code
    • Additional Driver’s License Code/s
    • Conversion of Foreign Driver’s License to Philippine Driver’s License Including Renewal of Expired Philippine Driver’s License with a Valid Foreign Driver’s License
    • Change Classification from Professional Driver’s License (PDL) Code to Non-Professional Driver’s License Code (NPDL)
    • Dropping of DL Code and Change Clutch Type

Some of the LTO services that may not be readily available so you need to check with the LTO Tagbilaran City branches first, include: 

  • License And Permit
    • Renewal of Driver’s / Conductor’s License with Examination [Expired for more than two (2) years] and/or with ten (10) or more but less than forty (40) Demerit Points
    • Accreditation of Medical Clinics – New
    • Accreditation of Medical Clinics – Renewal
    • Registration of Physicians – New
    • Registration of Physicians – Renewal
    • Accreditation of Driving School / Driving Enhancement Program Training Center – New
    • Accreditation of Driving School / Driving Enhancement Program Training Center – Renewal
    • Accreditation of Driving Instructor – New
    • Accreditation of Driving Instructor – Renewal
    • Examination for Driving School Instructors
    • Driving Enhancement Program (DEP)
  • Request for System Updates (RSU) for Double License
  • Request for System Update (RSU) for License and Customer Details/Misrepresentation of Age/Identity
  • Vehicle Registration
    • Initial Registration of Motor Vehicle (MV)
    • Re-Stamping of Engine/Chasis Number
    • Request for Motor Vehicle Verification
    • Storage of Motor Vehicle
    • Emission testing
    • Motor Vehicle Inspection
    • Re-Stamping of Engine/Chassis Number
  • Insurance
  • Proper Driver Education
  • Law Enforcement
    • Settlement of Admitted Apprehension
    • Adjudication of Contested Apprehension
    • Encoding of Alarm
    • Filing of Complaint and Lifting of Alarm
    • Lifting of Alarm (Traffic Adjudication Service)
    • Certification of No Pending Apprehension and Alarm
  • Collection of fees from law enforcement violations
  • The use of self-service kiosks 
  • Process Application for New Driver’s License (DL) via the Automated Driver’s License Examination System (ADLES) Facility

How to Contact LTO Tagbilaran City

Reaching out to any of the LTO Tagbilaran City Offices is the same as how you would reach out to other LTO offices in the country. There’s the option to reach out directly either through the LTO headquarters or regional office, or straight to the LTO Tagbilaran City branches, either via their phone numbers, email addresses, or social media accounts. But, since they are all under the jurisdiction of the LTO regional office in Region 7, it is also okay to reach out to them via the following contact information

Land Transportation Office Region 7 – Office of the Regional Director

Agency Code: 0700
Office Address: 2nd Floor MVIC Building M. Logarta Avenue Subangdaku, Mandaue City
Telephone Number: +639 188073502
Head of Agency: Victor Emmanuel C. Caindec
Email Address: ord.lto7@gmail.com
Operating Hours: 8AM – 5PM (Mondays-Fridays)

Contact Information

To reach out to the specific LTO Mandaue City Offices, please see this list of contact information below:

LTO Tagbilaran City District Office

Agency Code: 0748 G03
Office Address: R. Enerio St. Dampas road, Tagbilaran City, Bohol
Telephone Number: (038) 4271771
Head of Agency: Yvonne T. Auza
Email Address: Tagbilrancitydistrictoffice@gmail.com
Operating Hours: 8AM – 5PM (Mondays-Fridays)

LTO Tagbilaran DO Licensing Ext. (Alturas Mall)

Agency Code: 0761 Office Address: 4th Floor Alturas Mall, CPG Ave., Poblacion II, Tagbilaran City, Bohol
Telephone Number: (038) 427-5221
Head of Agency: Ruel A. Gonzaga
Email Address: 0761tagbilarancityeo@gmail.com
Operating Hours: 9AM – 6PM (Mondays-Fridays)

Video: Visiting the LTO Tagbilaran City Office in Bohol

All LTO offices nationwide are meant to make the LTO services better, more accessible, faster, and more convenient for the people who need to comply with the LTO rules and regulations. It’s the same for those in Tagbilaran City, which is supposed to make it easier for the public to avail of LTO services when they need to secure a driver’s license or a student permit or to get their MV or MC registered before going out on public roads.

In this video from Motors vlogger, you can learn about how things are done at the LTO Tagbilaran City in Bohol. 

Where is Tagbilaran City

Tagbilaran, officially known as the City of Tagbilaran, is a lone third class component city which serves as the capital city of the province of Bohol. It houses about 100,000 people, and serves as the hub of commerce and the principal port of the area. Dubbed as the “City of Peace and Friendship,” as well as one of the eight “Philippine Dream Cities” by the Institute for Solidarity in Asia (ISA) and one of the Philippines’ twenty (20) “Most Competitive Cities” and “Pinoy Cities on the Rise” by the Asian Institute of Management Policy Center, Tagbilaran City, is no doubt fast becoming a city on its way to development.

The city of Tagbilaran is also known for its tourist attractions which include the Kaingit Beach, Blood Compact Marker, Plaza Rizal, Provincial Capitol Building, Pres. Carlos P. Garcia Memorial Park, Ubujan Marker, Bohol Museum, Banat-I Hill, Elly Hill, Jaycee Promenade (commonly known as K of C Promenade), and the Mini Park.

Geographically, Tagbilaran City has a land area of 32.7 km2 (12.6 sq mi), with a coastline of 13 km (8.1 mi) on the southwestern part of the island. It is located 72 kms (45 mi.) south of Cebu City, and it shares its boundaries with the towns of Cortes, Corella, and Baclayon.

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Tagbilaran has a well-developed land network consisting of sealed and unsealed roads. The local transport routes within the city are plied with tricycles, multicabs, taxis, jeepneys, buses, and vans. There’s also the Integrated Bus Terminal (IBT) located in the City District of Dao, serving as the terminal point for public transport vehicles serving the inter-city routes within the province and also serves as the embarkation point for passengers taking the Pan-Philippine Highway (AH26) bus route from Tagbilaran to Metro Manila. There is also a long-distance bus station within the Cogon market.

The city is linked by sea to the major port cities in the Visayas Islands and Mindanao, which gives it a major commercial importance. The route is served by Ocean Jet, Weesam Express and SuperCat several times daily. There’s also the Bohol-Panglao International Airport situated at the Panglao Island southwest of the city, which serves as the principal gateway airport to the rest of the province. This route is served by Cebu Pacific Air, Cebgo, PAL Express, and AirAsia Philippines using Airbus A319, Airbus A320 and ATR 72 planes. 

If you prefer to travel by land and you wish to check the complete driving directions or specific travel routes to the City of Tagbilaran and LTO Tagbilaran City Offices, then you may refer to the maps below:

LTO Tagbilaran City District Office

LTO Tagbilaran DO Licensing Ext. (Alturas Mall)

LTO Muffler Law: Sound Level Standards for Motor Vehicles

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has long tried to address the problems on the noise created by motor vehicles and motorcycles. In the past, the LTO regulations have set a maximum sound limit of 115 decibels (dB) in an effort to help reduce the country’s noise pollution. Just recently, the agency has announced changes in the recommended national standard to 99 decibels, saying that “the sound level of the motor vehicle for the exhaust of the muffler shall not exceed 99 dB, taken at an engine speed of 2,000 to 2,500rpm.”

Aside from the LTO regulation on sound level, several bills have been proposed by lawmakers to address the issue of noise caused by motor vehicles. The Senate Bill No. 1148, otherwise known as the Muffler Act of 2022, is also in process of ratification to address the same problem—the noise pollution caused by motor vehicles on Philippine public roads. 

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Car Noise Decibels: What are the National Sound Level Standards of Cars in Philippines?

Most motor vehicles are designed to have low noise levels. This is because exposure to loud noises can be harmful to both drivers and passengers. Despite this, the LTO deems it necessary to have a national standard to ensure that all motor vehicles would have a maximum noise level limit.

This standard was originally set at 115 decibels, but this has recently changed to 99bB, with the release of LTO Memorandum Circular No. 2020-2240.

What is the LTO sound level standard of motor vehicles for?

This national standard is set by the LTO not only for the benefit of motorists, but also to help reduce the country’s noise pollution. Sure, we understand the satisfaction of hearing that loud sound of a powerful engine, but if this “noisy” fix can cause long-term damage to you as the car owner, imagine what it would do to the well-being of those around you. After all, sound levels beyond 85dB, when listened to for an extended period of time, may already cause hearing loss. Even normal conversations which are set at around 50-60dB can be annoying. Imagine what hearing something like a chainsaw or jackhammer next to you on a regular basis would do. According to the US Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC), people who are constantly exposed to loud noises are at risk of experiencing “stress, anxiety, depression, high blood pressure, heart disease, and many other health problems.”

How to measure the motor vehicle sound level?

According to LTO Memorandum Circular No: 2020-2240, the sound level of motor vehicles for exhaust or muffler should not exceed 99 dB at an engine speed of 2,000 to 2,500 rpm. This means that the Motor Vehicle Inspection Technician (MVIT) from the Private Motor Vehicle Inspection Center (PMVIC) will rev your motorcycle or other motor vehicle up to 2,500 rpm while taking sound readings with a decibel meter. The LTO rule also explicitly states that the sound level meter is to be positioned 0.5m to the rear of the exhaust, parallel to the ground, and at a 45-degree angle. The exhaust noise should read 99 dB or less.

How loud is 99 dB?

To put things into perspective, a normal conversation between individuals goes up to about 60 dB. A typical lawn mower, or a blender, or hair dryer have sound levels that go up to 90dB. When an abnormally obnoxious car with a ridiculously noisy muffler drives past, chances are you might need to shout so you can be heard by the person in front of you. Sure, you may say that it’s no worse than being in a local coffee shop, but then again, that’s already at about 90dB including all the ambient noise. So this gives you an idea of the minimum noise level we’re using as a reference.

Plus, do note that sound levels beyond 90 dB are already medically considered as “Very Loud.” These sounds are equivalent to pumped up earphones at maximum volume, which can go up to 100bdB. Concerts and sporting events’ volumes can go up to 110dB, which is about as noisy as a car’s standard horn. It’s not surprising to hear some people  complaining of throbbing headaches when someone mashes on a car horn in traffic.

Simply put, the new LTO Motor Vehicle Inspection Center’s maximum is set at 99 dB. It cannot be louder than what the human ear perceives to be music cranked up to 10 directly into their ears. So if you have an exhaust that screams too loud, then you may very well have a problem in your hands.

What will happen if my motor vehicle exceeds the national standard?

If your exhaust sound reading is louder than 99 dB, then it simply means that you failed the test. MV and motorcycles with exhaust pipes that surpass 99 decibels are still issued a Motor Vehicle Inspection System Report (MVIR) as a guide for the needed repairs or corrections to be done. After the repairs or corrections are done, the motorcycle can be brought back to the Private Motor Vehicle Inspection Center (PMVIC) for re-inspection. A P300.00 re-inspection fee will be collected.

If no correction was made, the vehicle can risk apprehensions or impounding as per current LTO regulations. Once apprehended, vehicles that exceed the national standard will be required to install an exhaust pipe that complies with the aforementioned regulation. Those with exhaust pipes that violate the sound level standards will only be able to get his motor vehicle back after replacing the exhaust system with the one that is compliant with the regulation.

Note that the installation or replacement of the loud pipe can only be done within the impounding area. The MV will then be subjected to inspections and re-inspections. Once the machine inspections are completed, the data will be sent to the host computer and uploaded to the Land Transport Management System (LTMS) portal along with the data of the visual inspections.

What is the penalty for violating the LTO national sound level standard?

Do note that a violation of this LTO rule would mean a violation of the LTO regulation on the unauthorized/improper use of accessories, devices, equipment, and parts, which translates to having to pay a penalty amounting to five thousand pesos (₱5,000.00). It may even lead to impounding and a mandatory replacement of the exhaust pipes, right there at the impounding area. 

Important Reminders

For your reference, here are some important reminders worth taking note of:

  • The LTO has announced a lower standard sound level for motor vehicles, from the original 115dB to the new 99dB.

  • 99dB qualifies as very loud in terms of noise level. 

  • The LTO has also given out guidelines on how to check the sound level of a motor vehicle.

  • Violation of the LTO standards may entail a penalty of up to P5,000.00, a mandatory replacement of exhaust pipes, and a re-inspection.

  • In cases of impounded motor vehicles, the owner may need to get the exhaust pipes replaced at the impounding area. 

  • Other fees may need to be paid for, including a re-inspection fee amounting to P300.00.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

For your reference, here are some of the common questions and answers related to the national sound levels. 

1. Are MVIS and MVIC the same?

No. MVIS refers to the Motor Vehicle Inspection System, or the system or method used to evaluate whether or not a vehicle is roadworthy. On the other hand, the MVIC refers to the Motor Vehicle Inspection Center, or the facility in charge of conducting computerized and automated vehicle inspections. It examines your vehicle to see if it is roadworthy and if it follows the emission standards. If you pass the test, MVIC will provide a certificate, which is required for vehicle registration with the Land Transportation Office (LTO).

2. What is a sound level meter?

A sound level meter is a device used to measure sound pressure level. It is commonly used in the quantification of noise pollution levels of industrial and environmental noise.

3. What are mufflers for?

A muffler works to deaden the booming sound your vehicle’s engine makes when the internal combustion engine creates the power to propel the vehicle by way of combustion. As the engine goes through the combustion process, large bursts of burnt gasses are released through the exhaust system which creates loud sounds and these sounds are reduced by the mufflers, making driving convenient and comfortable.

4. Can a muffler help with your vehicle’s performance?

A properly working muffler can help the engine generate more power without killing off your ears or causing stress, anxiety, depression, high blood pressure, heart disease, and many other health problems related to overly loud noise.

5. What happens after the motor vehicles pass the MVIC?

Once a vehicle comes back and passes the test, the MVIC can return the front plate and the motor vehicle’s registration can be renewed.

Summary

Most vehicles are designed to have low noise levels. This is because exposure to loud noises can be harmful to drivers and passengers. Having said that, the LTO has set a lower national standard not only for the benefit of motorists but also to help reduce the country’s noise pollution. The LTO regulation is subject to sanctions and penalties, in cases when motor vehicles are apprehended or failed to pass the inspection mandated by the LTO. 

LTO Alaminos City (Pangasinan) Office Location and Contact Information

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) in Alaminos City in the province of Pangasinan is made up of a lone LTO office: the LTO Alaminos District Office. Just like the other LTO offices, the LTO Alaminos District Office (DO) was opened with one purpose: To help the agency become more visible, so the transacting public, particularly the drivers and the car owners, will have easier access to more convenient public service. 

Some of the services offered by the LTO Alaminos City District Office include implementing regulatory policies over drivers and vehicles to help reduce vehicular accidents on public roads. It was also meant to help the LTO carry out their core programs and services so they can be more efficiently offered to the over 99,000 people residing in the city known as the home to the country’s first ever national park, the Hundred Islands National Park. To learn more about how LTO Alaminos District Office can serve you better, keep reading this guide.

lto Alaminos City Pangasinan office location and contact number

What is LTO Alaminos City? 

LTO Alaminos City refers to the lone LTO branch in Alaminos City in Pangasinan: the LTO Alaminos District Office. This district office is no different from the rest of the LTO offices in the Philippines, as it was also opened to serve as the operating arm of the agency in Alaminos City. It was meant to oversee and ensure that the core LTO programs and services—including the inspection and registration of motor vehicles (MV) to the issuance of license and permits, implementation of LTO rules and regulating policies, and collection of fees, fines, and penalties—are easily available and much closer to the people of the city who work behind the wheels. 

Located on Tanaytay in Alaminos City, this office is in a prime spot, sitting right at the city center, near the city hall, and facing Plaza Ochave, one of the popular parks in the city. It is right next to the city’s negosyo center, too, and is in close proximity to government offices and food and other business establishments in the city. Die to its great location, the Alaminos District Office can be said to be in a great position to offer impeccable public service on behalf of the LTO, as it is right where most of its target patrons should be, eliminating the need for the people to travel elsewhere for their LTO-related needs. So, if you are registering or renewing your license, or if you have any motor vehicle registration or renewal concerns or inquiries, and you are in the vicinity of Alaminos City in Pangasinan, then this is the place to go. 

Services Provided by LTO Alaminos City District Office 

Whatever reason made you go all the way to the LTO Alaminos City office in Pangasinan, you can be assured that the LTO office is just as clean, safe, and convenient as the other LTO offices in the country. Just like the others, this LTO branch also implements strict policies on sanitation and physical distancing, as well as in regulating the drivers and vehicles that will be allowed on public roads. Though it was made to make the LTO processes more convenient for the drivers and vehicle owners in the city, this LTO office is still primarily a regulatory office out to ensure the safety of people on the road by allowing only roadworthy drivers and vehicles on it.  For more information on the LTO-related services you can avail, then here’s a complete list of LTO services for you.

  • License And Permit
    • Student Permit

    • New Driver’s License (Non-Professional)

    • Conductor’s License

    • Plain or Advance Renewal of Driver’s/Conductor’s License and Renewal of Driver’s License of Filipino Living Abroad

    • Miscellaneous License Transactions

    • Renewal of Driver’s / Conductor’s License with Examination [Expired for more than two (2) years] and/or with ten (10) or more but less than forty (40) Demerit Points

    • Change Classification from Non-Professional Driver’s License (NPDL)  Code to Professional Driver’s License Code with Same Driver’s License (PDL) Code

    • Additional Driver’s License Code/s

    • Conversion of Foreign Driver’s License to Philippine Driver’s License Including Renewal of Expired Philippine Driver’s License with a Valid Foreign Driver’s License

    • Change Classification from Professional Driver’s License (PDL) Code to Non-Professional Driver’s License Code (NPDL), Dropping of DL Code and Change Clutch Type

    • Request for System Updates (RSU) for Double License

    • Request for System Update (RSU) for License and Customer Details/Misrepresentation of Age/Identity

    • Accreditation of Medical Clinics – New

    • Accreditation of Medical Clinics – Renewal

    • Registration of Physicians – New

    • Registration of Physicians – Renewal

    • Accreditation of Driving School / Driving Enhancement Program Training Center – New

    • Accreditation of Driving School / Driving Enhancement Program Training Center – Renewal

    • Accreditation of Driving Instructor – New

    • Accreditation of Driving Instructor – Renewal

    • Examination for Driving School Instructors

    • Driving Enhancement Program (DEP)

  • Vehicle Registration

  • Miscellaneous Transactions
    • Duplicate OR/CR

    • Duplicate Plate

    • Transfer of Ownership

    • Annotation & Cancellation of Mortgage

    • Revision of Records

    • Duplicate License (for Lost Licenses)

  • Insurance

  • Proper Driver Education
    • Theoretical Driving Course (TDC) and exam

    • Comprehensive Driver’s Exam (CDE)

    • Practical Driving Course (PDC) and exam

  • Law Enforcement
    • Settlement of Admitted Apprehension

    • Adjudication of Contested Apprehension

    • Encoding of Alarm

    • Filing of Complaint and Lifting of Alarm

    • Lifting of Alarm (Traffic Adjudication Service)

    • Certification of No Pending Apprehension and Alarm

  • Collection of fees from law enforcement violations

  • Drug testing

  • Emission testing

  • Inventory of Plates

  • The use of self-service kiosks 

  • Process Application for New Driver’s License (DL) via the Automated Driver’s License Examination System (ADLES) Facility 

Note that though all LTO offices are expected to offer the full range of LTO services to the public, some LTO offices may have limited facilities, so it’s best to check first if the service you need is offered at the LTO Alaminos City District Office before you visit.

How to Contact LTO Alaminos City

Reaching out to the LTO Alaminos City District Office is just like reaching out to the other LTO offices nationwide. It can be done directly through the LTO Alaminos district office or via the LTO Ilocos Region (Region 1) regional office. It can be done either via their phone numbers, email addresses, or social media accounts. For the complete contact information of the LTO Ilocos Region office, please check the following:

Land Transportation Office Region 1 – Office of the Regional Director

Agency Code: 0100
Office Address: Aguila Road, City of San Fernando, La Union
Telephone Number: 072-6074108
Head of Agency: Ms. Kathleen Deanna G. Salayog
Email Address: ltoregion1@yahoo.com
Operating Hours: 8AM – 5PM (Mondays-Fridays)

Contact Information

To reach out to the specific LTO Mandaue City Offices, please see this list of contact information below:

LTO Alaminos District Office

Agency Code: 0108
Office Address: Tanaytay, Alaminos City, Pangasinan
Telephone Number: 075-6332559
Head of Agency: Ms. Cathrayn C. Alañon
Email Address: ltoalaminos1@gmail.com
Operating Hours: 8AM – 5PM (Mondays-Fridays)

Where is Alaminos City

Alaminos, officially known as the City of Alaminos, is a fourth class component city in the province of Pangasinan, and is the known home of the famed Hundred Islands National Park, the first ever Philippine national park composed of 124 islands off the coast of Barangay Lucap. Alaminos City was originally a part of Bolinao, before ot became an independent town. In 2001, by virtue of Republic Act 9025, An Act Converting the Municipality of Alaminos, Province of Pangasinan into a Component City to be known as the City of Alaminos, it became the city that it is now, housing one of the province’s centers of commerce, finance, education, industry and services.

Geographically, the city of Alaminos in Pangasinan is in a flat plain located in the western part of the province of Pangasinan. It is bounded on the north by the famous Hundred Islands and the historic Lingayen Gulf, on the west by the town of Bani, on the south by the Municipality of Mabini, and on the east by the town of Sual. Originally, it was supposed to house a commercial airport, but the airport project is yet to be completed. 

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Alaminos City in Pangasinan is quite accessible. If you are taking the public transport, you can simply take the Victory Liner buses from Manila, or the Dagupan Bus, a local service. If you are driving a private car, however, you can simply check the map below for the complete driving directions or specific travel routes to the City of alaminos in Pangasinan.

LTO Alaminos District Office

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