LIST: Accredited clinics for new policy on drivers' license applications

NEW POLICY. The Land Transportation Office implements a new policy when acquiring medical certificates. Rappler photo

MANILA, Philippines – The Land Transportation Office (LTO) in Metro Manila has accredited a total of 77 clinics for the new policy when applying for drivers' license.

In December 2018, the LTO released Memorandum Circular 2018-2157 requiring  electronic medical certificates from clinics, to better streamline drivers' license applications.

The new policy covers all applications for student-drivers' permits, and drivers' or conductors' licenses.

This process requires clinics to transmit the medical certificate directly to LTO through an online platform. The entire process should take about 8 minutes.

For Metro Manila, the implementation of the new policy started on January 7. (READ: Do you know how to apply for a driver's license?)

Fee for the issuance of online-only medical certificates ranges from P300 to P600.

Here is the list of clinics in Metro Manila:

NCR East

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NCR West

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– Rappler.com