🎥 Can the LTO Issue a Traffic Ticket Inside Your Residence? | Explained in Filipino Context 🇵🇭
Is it legal for the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to issue a traffic ticket when your vehicle is parked inside your residence or subdivision? 🤔 In this video, we break down what Philippine law (R.A. 4136) actually says about parking, private property, and the limits of LTO’s authority.
✅ What You’ll Learn:
When LTO has the power to issue tickets
What “open to public use” means under the law
The difference between public and private roads
The role of homeowners’ associations (HOA) and local ordinances
What to do if you get an LTO ticket in a private area
📚 Legal Basis: Republic Act No. 4136 (Land Transportation and Traffic Code)
🚗 Applicable To: Vehicle owners, drivers, homeowners, and residents in subdivisions
⚖️ Key Takeaway:
If your vehicle is parked inside a private residential area that’s not open to public use, the LTO generally has no legal authority to issue a ticket — unless there’s a local ordinance or the area is declared a public road.
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