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The Land Transportation Office (LTO) will conduct more terminal inspections and random drug tests on public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers to ensure the safety of road users, the agency said.
SURPRISE TEST. Agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) in Region 10 conduct a surprise drug test for public utility vehicle drivers in the two terminals in Cagayan de Oro City on Friday (April 8, 2022). In one of the terminals, 87 drivers tested negative for illegal drug use, while some reportedly refuse to undergo the test.(Photo courtesy of LTFRB) CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -Four public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers here have tested positive for illegal drug use during the implementation of random drug testing for drivers under "Oplan Harabas". The data released Friday evening by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board of Northern Mindanao (LTFRB-10), showed that four were found positive out of the 179 drivers and conductors who took the drug tests. In an interview on Saturday, LTFRB-10 enforcer Vergel Jay Mabilanga said the four PUV drivers were temporarily suspended. "Right now, we marked their names in our system and soon, we will be advisi
SURPRISE TEST. Agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency in Region 10 conduct a surprise drug test for public utility vehicle drivers in two terminals in Cagayan de Oro City on Friday (April 8, 2022). In one of the terminals, 87 drivers tested negative for illegal drug use, while some reportedly refused to undergo the test.(Photo courtesy of LTFRB) CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -Four public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers here have tested positive for illegal drug use during the implementation of random drug testing for drivers under "Oplan Harabas". The data released Friday evening by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board of Northern Mindanao (LTFRB-10), showed that four were found positive out of the 179 drivers and conductors who took the drug tests. In an interview on Saturday, LTFRB-10 enforcer Vergel Jay Mabilanga said the four PUV drivers were temporarily suspended. "Right now, we marked their names in our system and soon, we will be advising them to