Lisensiya ng SUV driver sa malagim na trahedya sa NAIA Terminal 1, binawi na ng LTO

– The driver’s license of the SUV driver in the NAIA Terminal 1 tragic incident has been revoked by the LTO

– According to the Land Transportation Office, the SUV driver was guilty of reckless driving and was asked to pay a fine of 2,000

– In a report by TV5’s ‘Frontline Express,’ the said fine and revoking the driver’s license for 4 years, are the maximum penalty under the JOINT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 2014-01 of the Department of Transportation

– It can be recalled that on May 04, the SUV driver suddenly accelerated and rammed into a crowd, resulting in 2 casualties, including a 4-year-old girl

The LTO has revoked the driver’s license of the SUV driver involved in the tragic incident at NAIA Terminal 1.

As stated by the Land Transportation Office, the SUV driver was found guilty of reckless driving and was fined 2,000.

Based on TV5’s ‘Frontline Express’ report, the fine and the 4-year license revocation are the maximum penalties under the JOINT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 2014-01 issued by the Department of Transportation.

It will be remembered that on May 04, the SUV driver suddenly sped up and crashed into a crowd, causing the death of two people, including a 4-year-old girl.

The SUV driver was temporarily freed after paying the recommended bail last week. The bail was for his reckless imprudence resulting in multiple hom!cide, multiple physical injuries, and damage to property.

Joint Administrative Order No. 2014-01 is a set of rules issued by the Department of Transportation and other transportation agencies in the Philippines. It was made to improve road safety and discipline among drivers by setting higher fines and penalties for traffic violations.

Under this order, different violations like driving without a license, reckless driving, or using an unregistered vehicle come with clear and stricter punishments. For example, if someone drives without a valid license, they will be fined P3,000 and will not be allowed to get a license for one year after paying the fine. For reckless driving, the fine is P2,000 for the first time, P3,000 for the second time, and P10,000 for the third offense. The driver’s license may also be suspended or taken away completely. If a person drives under the influence of alcohol or illegal dr*gs, they will pay P10,000 and lose their license, with the chance that it may be permanently revoked if found guilty.

The order also says that if the driver does not contest the violation within five days, it will be considered admitted. If they do not pay the fine within 15 days, their license will be automatically suspended for 30 days, and they still have to pay the penalty.

This order was made to encourage proper driving behavior and help keep roads safer for everyone.

Watch the report in the video below:

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In a previous report by KAMI, the SUV driver involved in the fatal crash at NAIA Terminal 1 tested negative for both dr*gs and alcohol, according to ABS-CBN News. Two individuals died after the vehicle rammed into a bollard outside the terminal. Authorities are exploring other possible causes, such as human error or mechanical failure. The incident has led to increased safety measures around the airport terminal area.

Additionally, prior to this news, two were killed as SUV crashed onto the walkway at the NAIA Terminal 1. Witnesses say the black SUV, breaching the railing near the entrance. Multiple ambulances and medical volunteers were immediately deployed to the scene. NAIA authorities and the PNP have secured the area and already started their inquiry into the cause of the crash.