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LTO Tells Yanna Motovlog: Surrender Your Suspended License, Bring Motorcycle To Next Hearing
Viral photo from Facebook
Looks like Yanna Motovlog is in hot water again.
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has officially ordered the popular content creator to surrender her driver’s license after her involvement in a recent road rage incident in Zambales. The license has been placed under a 90-day preventive suspension, and LTO wants it handed over by Thursday, May 8, at 10 a.m.
This move is part of President Bongbong Marcos’ directive to crack down on irresponsible drivers and make the roads safer for everyone. DOTr Secretary Vince Dizon and LTO Chief Atty. Vigor Mendoza II are taking it seriously—and Yanna is now feeling the heat.
“She didn’t show up during the hearing, but through her lawyer, we’ve required her to surrender her license,” said Asec. Mendoza. “This is actually for her own good, so we can proceed properly with the investigation.”
Yanna’s legal counsel explained that her absence was due to security concerns—understandable, considering she’s received numerous threats and her address was reportedly exposed online. Still, she did send a letter to LTO, apologizing to the pick-up driver, his family, and everyone affected by her behavior. She also said she’s ready to face the consequences.
During the hearing, the pick-up driver shared that he initially wanted to let the whole thing slide. But when he saw that the motorcycle riders had waited for him, he felt forced to confront the situation. It was only then, as seen in the viral video, that he realized the rider was a woman—Yanna.
LTO isn’t stopping with the license, either. Yanna has also been ordered to bring in the motorcycle she was riding during the incident to the next hearing. Turns out, that bike isn’t registered under her name, which raises even more questions.
With the next hearing just around the corner, all eyes are on Yanna Motovlog. Will she comply? We’ll have to wait and see. One thing’s clear though—LTO means business.
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has officially ordered the popular content creator to surrender her driver’s license after her involvement in a recent road rage incident in Zambales. The license has been placed under a 90-day preventive suspension, and LTO wants it handed over by Thursday, May 8, at 10 a.m.
This move is part of President Bongbong Marcos’ directive to crack down on irresponsible drivers and make the roads safer for everyone. DOTr Secretary Vince Dizon and LTO Chief Atty. Vigor Mendoza II are taking it seriously—and Yanna is now feeling the heat.
“She didn’t show up during the hearing, but through her lawyer, we’ve required her to surrender her license,” said Asec. Mendoza. “This is actually for her own good, so we can proceed properly with the investigation.”
Yanna’s legal counsel explained that her absence was due to security concerns—understandable, considering she’s received numerous threats and her address was reportedly exposed online. Still, she did send a letter to LTO, apologizing to the pick-up driver, his family, and everyone affected by her behavior. She also said she’s ready to face the consequences.
During the hearing, the pick-up driver shared that he initially wanted to let the whole thing slide. But when he saw that the motorcycle riders had waited for him, he felt forced to confront the situation. It was only then, as seen in the viral video, that he realized the rider was a woman—Yanna.
LTO isn’t stopping with the license, either. Yanna has also been ordered to bring in the motorcycle she was riding during the incident to the next hearing. Turns out, that bike isn’t registered under her name, which raises even more questions.
With the next hearing just around the corner, all eyes are on Yanna Motovlog. Will she comply? We’ll have to wait and see. One thing’s clear though—LTO means business.
May 6, 2025
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