Just when getting a legit driver's license takes years, this travel vlogger was able to get a driver's license on the spot. Take that #LTO

Good news! The Land Transportation Office (LTO) now extended the driver's license validity in the National Capital Region (NCR)

MANILA, Philippines - Remember our post regarding a bunch of kids trying to box out another car on NLEX? Here's an update from the driver who just filled a complaint to the LTO. We hope the authorities would take this matter as quickly as possible and seriously.

MANILA, Philippines - And when drivers who doesn't have discipline met their match, this is what happens.

Authorities are now taking cases regarding arrogant drivers seriously, thanks to netizens posting their reports on social media. With the technology that we have these days almost everyone has a mobile phone capable of taking pictures and record videos.

Does your car comes with stock or custom LED headlights? Then you might want to read this as the LTO warns car owners against modifications.

MANILA, Philippines - No parking slot, no problem! Just find the nearest PWD parking slot and occupy 2 slots of it! Don't want your beloved car to get scratched by those car doors opening beside you? No problem! Just occupy 2 parking slots by parking horizontally!

MANILA, Philippines - And this ladies and gentlemen is one of the reasons why people hate riding taxis and prefer Uber or Grab. Aside from the cashless payment, in which only Uber offers, these transportation companies immediately take action in every complains they receive and they take it very very seriously.

MANILA, Philippines - On Monday, December 7, jeepneys aged 15 years old and above will not be able to renew their franchises with the LTFRB. With that, a transport group is set to stage a Metro-wide strike on Monday.

MANILA, Philippines - Do you often see this signage on bus terminals? Are you willing to pay for 5 or 10 pesos for a filthy restroom? If call of nature strikes, then we have no choice but to pay. For every person paying 5-10 pesos a day, how much do they earn?