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Student Receives Support and Student Permit After Viral Plea

 A young student who garnered significant attention online after a video of him pleading with a traffic enforcer went viral has been granted a student permit by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) Aklan. This development comes after a series of supportive actions from the community and the LTO itself.



The incident, which sparked widespread discussion on social media, involved the student being apprehended for driving a motorcycle without a valid driver's license. The video captured the emotional plea of the student, kneeling and crying as he begged for leniency.



Recognizing the opportunity for positive change, the LTO Aklan took the initiative to provide the student with assistance. They offered him a free theoretical driving course seminar and a free medical certificate, essential components for obtaining a student permit.

Furthermore, the local community rallied behind the student, with several individuals generously sponsoring the renewal of his motorcycle registration and providing him with a new helmet. This collective support underscores the compassion and understanding extended to the young individual.



The LTO head, Engr. Marlon Velez, emphasized that the student had been given a stern warning about future violations. He stressed that there would be no more excuses or alibis for disregarding traffic laws.

To obtain an LTO student permit, applicants must pay a fee of P317.63, which covers the application fee, student permit fee, and computer fee. Additionally, they are required to complete a 15-hour Theoretical Driving Course and submit essential documents, including a medical certificate and a valid ID.



The application process typically takes between 30 minutes and a few hours, depending on the number of applicants and the completeness of their required documents.

It's important to note that driving without a valid LTO student permit carries a hefty penalty of P3,000. In more serious cases, authorities may even impound the vehicle if no authorized driver is present.

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