Activity 2: Qualifications and Documentary Requirements

What happens if a driver fails to renew their license within two years of its expiration date?

• They must take and pass theoretical and practical exams and pay a penalty.

• They can simply pay a penalty to renew their license.

• They can only renew their license through an authorized representative.

• They can renew it online without any penalties.

Answer explanation

You must take and pass theoretical and practical exams and pay a penalty.

Filipinos working or living abroad can renew their driver's license through which of the following methods?

• In-person at the LTO office only.

• Online or through an authorized representative.

• By mail.

• By phone.

Answer explanation

Filipinos working or living abroad can renew their driver's license online or through an authorized representative, making it the correct choice.

After renewing your driver's license online while abroad, what is the next step upon returning to the Philippines?

• You don't need to do anything else.

• You must take and pass theoretical and practical exams.

• Visit the LTO for photo capture, receipt presentation, and medical certificate submission.

• Pay a penalty fee

Answer explanation

Visit the LTO for photo capture, receipt presentation, and medical certificate submission.

Who can issue a medical certificate required for an LTO application?

• Any registered physician

• A registered physician from an LTO accredited medical clinic

• A medical specialist

• A barangay health worker

Answer explanation

A registered physician from an LTO accredited medical clinic is the correct choice as they are authorized to issue the medical certificate required for an LTO application.

How long is a medical certificate valid for LTO purposes?

• 30 days

• 60 days

• 90 days

• 1 year

Answer explanation

A medical certificate is valid for LTO purposes for 60 days, making the correct answer choice 60 days.

What is the initial validity period of a new driver's license?

• Five (15) years reckoned from the date of birth of the licensee

• Five (5) years reckoned from the date of birth of the licensee

• Five (7) years reckoned from the date of birth of the licensee

• Five (9) years reckoned from the date of birth of the licensee

Answer explanation

The initial validity period of a new driver's license is five (5) years reckoned from the date of birth of the licensee, making the correct answer choice 'Five (5) years reckoned from the date of birth of the licensee.'

Under what condition can a driver's license be renewed for ten (10) years?

• If the license holder has a clean record in the past five years.

• If the license holder has a bad record in the past five years.

• If the license holder has a lot of demerit records in the past five years.

• If the license holder has a clean record in the past 2 years.

Answer explanation

If the license holder has a clean record in the past five years, their driver's license can be renewed for ten (10) years.

How can Filipinos working or living abroad renew their driver's license?

• Only through an authorized representative.

• Online or through an authorized representative.

• In person at the LTO.

• By mail.

Answer explanation

Filipinos working or living abroad can renew their driver's license online or through an authorized representative, making this the correct choice.

What is the next step for a Filipino who renewed their driver's license while abroad upon returning to the Philippines?

• Take a practical driving test.

• Present themselves to the LTO for photo capture, receipt presentation, and medical certificate submission.

• Renew their license again.

• No further action is required.

Answer explanation

Present themselves to the LTO for photo capture, receipt presentation, and medical certificate submission.

What must a DL holder with an AT (Automatic Transmission) Clutch Code do to operate a manual transmission (MT) vehicle?

• Directly operate the MT vehicle.

• Take and pass a practical driving test.

• Renew their driver's license.

• Pay an additional fee.

Answer explanation

To operate a manual transmission (MT) vehicle, a DL holder with an AT Clutch Code must take and pass a practical driving test.