Difference between NON-PRO and PRO license?

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I drive an L300 closed aluminum van, gross weight 3200kgs., Isuzu Elf drop-side pick up gross weight 3,800kgs. ( 6wheeler ), and a Mitsubishi Canter aluminum van 4,000kgs. gross weight, all with green plates (Not For Hire) indicated on the vehicles and carry a non-prof. license, got accosted a few times by the enforcers but never got questioned why I did not upgrade to a prof. license.

Thanks po Sir ans_lim168 for the good info...

vague kasi talaga ang rule of law ng license natin kaya, if incase na wag naman sana, pag dating sa mga incident/accident report, at least alam po natin kung ano po talaga yung mga certain rules, kung meron bang na-violate o kung wala naman violation at naghahanap lang ng butas, kaya natin i-defend yung rights...

[Nicol Kenanaiah]

quick question po. Can i drive a hired van for a road trip? i have a non-pro license by the way, maybe hi ace yung van.

[dishcom]

As long na private car ang van. Pwd po.. wag lang yellow plate.
Urban, hi ace, starex..
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Then may 2 naman sa license mo,

[Buneck]

Non pro and Pro license,


Non-Pro, - purely private vehicles only

Pro - Private, public, government, diplomat & special equipment vehicles.


pero depende pa rin sa restriction,


kung non-pro, kung 1 lang ang restriction, motor lang pwede, kung 2, naman, mga sasakyan lang less than 4500 KGS gvw,

1 lang restriction kahit naka-non pro, di pwede mag-drive ng 4wheels, kung 2 lang ang restriction, 4wheels lang pwede at di pwede mag drive ng motor,

dapat 1,2 restriction, para makapag-drive ng motor at 4wheels na sasakyan.

ganun din sa pro, kahit 1,2 restriction kung walang 3, or other special equipped vehicles sa restriction, hindi pwede mag-drive ng malalaking sasakyan or mag-operate ng mga heavy machine...


paano kung nasa private firm at nag-dadala ng mga special equipment like forklift at ibang type of vehicles, at ang license ay non-pro..


allowed yun at bibigyan ng proper training ng private firm, once na nakapasa...bibigyan ng certification ang driver, na nakapag-operate ng special equipment. at nasa driver na yun kung gusto i-upgrade to pro license..

kasi bago naman kumuha ng restriction, kailangan meron proper training...


kung government vehicles, kahit kotse pa yan o tanke ng AFP, professional license required,

kung diplomat naman, strictly na LTO pro license ang hawak or international license

paano naman kung merong student driver na tuturuan?!
kung private car naman, pwede mag-turo ang non-pro sa student at samahan sa pagmamaneho,
pro naman ang kailangan pag driving school..magtuturo,

pero non-pro at pro ay pwede samahan mag-drive si student driver sa byahe...


kung family business naman, at nagdadala ng close van, as long as na private vehicle at not for hire...at non-pro ang license,
ok lang...as long as 4wheels, at pasok dun sa 4500 kgs gvw, pero kung magdadala na ng 6wheeler, kailangan na ng pro...


pag dating sa liability, pareho lang ang pananagutan...

Pano po kung ang lisensya ay 1,2 ang restriction, pro ang license pwede po ba mamasada ng jeepney

[Reacker]

Non-Pro, you can’t exceed 4.5K kgs vehicle gross weight and for private use only.
Professional, you can drive beyond 4.5K kgs vehicle gross weight depending on your restrictons, can also use the vehicle for public use.

sir good day ask ko lang po. ung license na non-pro code 12 pede ba mag drive ng SUV at anong SUV
car ang pede i drive salamat po

[cast_no_shadow]

sir good day ask ko lang po. ung license na non-pro code 12 pede ba mag drive ng SUV at anong SUV
car ang pede i drive salamat po

Read:

https://www.topgear.com.ph/moto-sapi...00188-20180814


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[ReggieMar]

Mag ma-matter ba pag Automatic Clutch ang dala mo sa restriction ng Pro License? Usually kasi nag drive ako ng Vios and Starex Manual Transmission. Minsan naman Tucson with A/T and my Pro License has 1,2 restriction ok lang ba yun with my current restriction? Salamat

[Beige123]

Will up this post

Professional Driver’s License is a type of license that is given for those who are interested in pursuing a career as public utility vehicle drivers. Anyone who is 18 years with a valid student permit for at least 5 months can apply for a professional driver’s license. It allows a person to drive almost any motor vehicle depending on your license restrictions that is based on gross vehicle weight.

Here are the list of requirements for getting this type of license:
1. Duly accomplished ADL form. You can download it here: 21 Application for Driver's License - Forms Philippines
2. A valid at least one month old student driver’s permit
3. Medical certificate with official receipt from accredited LTO or Government physician
4. Taxpayer’s Identification Number if employed
5. Must have passed the written and practical exam



Non Professional Driver’s license is a type of license that is a type of license that is given for those who have no intention of driving a public vehicles. Anyone who is 17 years old with a valid student permit for at least a month can apply for a non-professional Driver’s License. It allows a person to drive a private motor vehicle with a gross weight that is not higher than 4500 kg.

Here are the list of requirements for getting this type of license:
1. Duly accomplished ADL form. You can download it here: 21 Application for Driver's License - Forms Philippines
2. A valid at least five month old student permit
3. Medical certificate with official receipt from accredited LTO or Government phycisian
4. A negative drug test result from accredited DOH drug testing center and Government Hospital
5. Taxpayer’s Identification Number
6. NBI/Police/Court Clearance.

You can download more LTO Forms here: Forms and Guides from Land Transportation Office (LTO) Philippines

[dr. d]

this is my simplified definition.

if you derive significant income directly from driving a motor vehicle on public roads, then you need a professional driver's license.
otherwise, a non-professional driver's license is adequate.

question: may one with no driving background (i.e., not a holder of a non-professional DL), apply directly for a professional DL ?

heyy!! i already said this, in post # 10.

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yes, from student to PRO pwede..

this is my simplified definition.

if you derive significant income directly from driving a motor vehicle on public roads, then you need a professional driver's license.
otherwise, a non-professional driver's license is adequate.

question: may one with no driving background (i.e., not a holder of a non-professional DL), apply directly for a professional DL ?

heyy!! i already said this, in post # 10.