[AI] Here's what they'll check during MVIS inspection

**dr. d** · June 25th, 2021 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by ice15

then all laws in our country are bad

the way I see it. non-road worthy private vehicles will be off the road. hopefully next are public and government vehicles.

for whatever reason or rationalization,
un-equal application of the law predisposes to governmental cancer.

**uls** · June 25th, 2021 11:09 AM

MVIS is stupid like child seat law is stupid

in a country that allows dystopian mad max vehicles on the road (jeepneys, tricycle, habal habal, pedicab)

i-ban muna ng gobyerno mga yan then pwede pag usapan ang MVIS

**Papajamba** · June 25th, 2021 11:25 AM

Dapat mauna lahat ng trucks, buses and jeepneys sa mvis.
Sila naman parating may problema especially sa nawalan ng brakes, pudpud mga gulong etc at riding public pa ang sakay.

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**shadow** · June 25th, 2021 11:51 AM

Eh yun machine nga nila gawa sa europe so impossibleng meron data for jeepneys, saan category nila ipasok yun jeepney based sa data ng machine?

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**Papajamba** · June 25th, 2021 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

Eh yun machine nga nila gawa sa europe so impossibleng meron data for jeepneys, saan category nila ipasok yun jeepney based sa data ng machine?

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Ah kaya pala hindi kasali dyip sa MVIS[emoji23]

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**Ry_Tower** · June 25th, 2021 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by Papajamba

Dapat mauna lahat ng trucks, buses and jeepneys sa mvis.
Sila naman parating may problema especially sa nawalan ng brakes, pudpud mga gulong etc at riding public pa ang sakay.

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Yup, they are the ones na lagi nasa aksidente. Hindi lang news worthy kasi common na at usually minor bumps and bruises. Pinapa-areglo na lang agad ng Pulis para walang paperwork on their part hehe.

**ice15** · July 13th, 2021 09:55 AM

Some LTO offices will soon only accept vehicle inspection reports from PMVICs | TopGear PH

Under Department of Transportation (DOTr) memorandum circular no. 2021-02, authorized PMVICs are now each assigned a geographical area of responsibility (GAOR). If an LTO district or extension office falls under a PMVIC’s GAOR, it will only accept vehicle inspection reports from that facility.

Keep in mind that a full PMVIC motor vehicle inspection still is not required and that only the visual inspection and emissions test is necessary for LTO renewal.

In cases where a motorist plans to renew his or her vehicle registration at an LTO office that does not fall under a PMVIC’s GAOR, he or she still has the option of having the car inspected via an authorized private emissions testing center (PETC) and the LTO’s own process.