Organizational Structure of Philippines Land Transportation Office
Land Transportation Office
The Philippines' Land Transportation Office (Filipino: Tanggapan ng Transportasyong-Lupa), abbreviated as LTO, is an agency of the Philippine government under the Department of Transportation and Communications responsible for optimizing the land transportation service and facilities and to effectively implement the various transportation laws, rules and regulations.
1) LTO function:
* Traffic Flow
The layout of the service department should be planned so that entrances and exits permit one- way traffic flow. Traffic flow should be a combination of dealership aisle patterns coordinated with traffic movement on public streets and alleys. The arrangement of stalls to obtain an efficient traffic pattern is one of the most critical factors in planning an efficient service department. * Inspection or Registration of vehicles
The registration procedure includes the vehicle to be inspected physically by Inspecting Authority at zonal office for its particulars and followed by registration. * Issuance of Licenses and Permits * Enforcement of Land Transportation Rules and Regulations * Adjudication of Traffic Cases * Collection of Revenues for the Government
2) OFFICE
Minimum office space in a building includes room for the following: general office or control desk, executive office, and an office for the physical director. An office for other staff members is desirable but not essential.
In general office takes on a variety of forms and configurations. In its simplest variation it may be nothing more complex than several standard desks with returns located within a room or space. In its more sophisticated and ergonomically de- signed form ,the genera l office may be based on an open planning or office landscaping concept, involving a system of workstations. The workstations include desk surfaces, files, acoustic partitions, and a host of other optional components to suit the nature of the
The Philippines' Land Transportation Office (Filipino: Tanggapan ng Transportasyong-Lupa), abbreviated as LTO, is an agency of the Philippine government under the Department of Transportation and Communications responsible for optimizing the land transportation service and facilities and to effectively implement the various transportation laws, rules and regulations.
1) LTO function:
* Traffic Flow
The layout of the service department should be planned so that entrances and exits permit one- way traffic flow. Traffic flow should be a combination of dealership aisle patterns coordinated with traffic movement on public streets and alleys. The arrangement of stalls to obtain an efficient traffic pattern is one of the most critical factors in planning an efficient service department. * Inspection or Registration of vehicles
The registration procedure includes the vehicle to be inspected physically by Inspecting Authority at zonal office for its particulars and followed by registration. * Issuance of Licenses and Permits * Enforcement of Land Transportation Rules and Regulations * Adjudication of Traffic Cases * Collection of Revenues for the Government
2) OFFICE
Minimum office space in a building includes room for the following: general office or control desk, executive office, and an office for the physical director. An office for other staff members is desirable but not essential.
In general office takes on a variety of forms and configurations. In its simplest variation it may be nothing more complex than several standard desks with returns located within a room or space. In its more sophisticated and ergonomically de- signed form ,the genera l office may be based on an open planning or office landscaping concept, involving a system of workstations. The workstations include desk surfaces, files, acoustic partitions, and a host of other optional components to suit the nature of the