Dizon vows to prioritize overhauling LTO as he returns to DOTr

Inquirer.net - Oct 27, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Returning Transport Secretary Vince Dizon on Tuesday vowed to implement reforms in the Land Transportation Office (LTO), as well as prioritize the commuters’ welfare and road safety to improve the public transportation system.  Dizon made this commitment a day after the latest Cabinet revamp where he was reappointed as the Transport secretary

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