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Cebu driver suspended after multi-vehicle crash

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August 13, 2026
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A road crash involving five motorcycles, a sedan, and a PUJ at the intersection of Colon Street and Junquera Street.A road crash involving five motorcycles, a sedan, and a PUJ at the intersection of Colon Street and Junquera Street.
A street crash involving 5 bikes, a sedan, and a PUJ on the intersection of Colon Road and Junquera Road, leading to bodily accidents. Visitors personnel are presently on-site managing the circulate and dealing with the state of affairs. | Cebu Metropolis Visitors Operations/FB

CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Land Transportation Workplace in Central Visayas (LTO-7) has preventively suspended for 90 days the motive force’s license of a public utility jeepney (PUJ) driver allegedly concerned in a reckless driving incident that injured 5 folks and broken six automobiles alongside Colon Road on August 11.

LTO-7 issued the preventive suspension after the Cebu Metropolis Police Workplace (CCPO) Visitors Enforcement Unit (TEU) forwarded the motive force’s license to the company following the crash close to the intersection of Colon and Junquera streets.

Based on LTO-7, the motive force allegedly accelerated and collided with bikes touring in the identical course, inflicting accidents and property injury.

The company additionally positioned the PUJ underneath alarm and ordered the motive force to give up his license and submit a verified rationalization inside 5 days.

READ: LTO urged to behave on conventional PUJ after Cebu Metropolis crash injures 5

Crash injures 5

The crash occurred within the afternoon of August 11 close to Tremendous Metro Colon and concerned the PUJ, 5 bikes and a sedan.

CCPO TEU chief Police Lieutenant Colonel Jomar Medil earlier stated 5 folks suffered minor accidents, together with cuts and abrasions. One individual reportedly ended up beneath the PUJ however sustained solely minor accidents.

The crash additionally broken six automobiles.

The PUJ driver claimed that brake failure brought on the incident.

“Ang iyang allegation is nawad-an siyag brake,” Medil stated. (He alleged that he misplaced his brakes.)

Medil stated, nonetheless, that the visitors unit didn’t decide whether or not a mechanical failure brought on the crash.

“Properly, we solely dwell on the incident. We don’t dwell on the mechanical concern sa iyang sakyanan,” he stated. (We solely cope with the incident. We don’t decide the mechanical concern involving his car.)

He stated figuring out the PUJ’s roadworthiness falls underneath the LTO’s mandate.

READ: SILOY IS WATCHING: LTO acts on Cebu rider’s street stunts

LTO orders driver to elucidate

LTO-7 stated the preventive suspension will final 90 days whereas the company processes the executive case.

The motive force should give up his license and submit a verified rationalization inside 5 days from receipt of the order.

The company additionally positioned the car underneath alarm, stopping transactions involving the unit whereas the case stays underneath analysis.

LTO-7’s motion follows the request of the CCPO visitors unit for administrative sanctions towards the motive force and car.

Medil earlier stated the TEU had forwarded the motive force’s license to the LTO and meant to hunt stronger sanctions towards the PUJ.

“Ang amoang intention is to revoke and to alarm, put alarm, on that stated unit,” Medil stated. (We intend to hunt its revocation and have an alarm positioned on the stated unit.)

The TEU had additionally requested the LTO to examine the car and decide whether or not it stays match for public street use.

Settlements don’t finish administrative case

Medil stated the motive force and operator had reached settlements with the injured events and house owners of the broken automobiles.

“Ang tanan nga mga na-injure niya, tanan nga mga na-damage niya, ang iyang operator ug ang driver prepared man sila… nag-come up sila ug settlement, kay minor accidents man pud,” he stated. (For everybody who was injured and all of the automobiles that had been broken, the operator and driver had been prepared to settle as a result of the accidents had been minor.)

The settlements, nonetheless, didn’t cease the visitors unit from pursuing administrative motion by the LTO.

The company’s preventive suspension now locations the motive force’s skill to function a car on maintain whereas the executive proceedings proceed.

The LTO will decide the suitable sanctions after evaluating the motive force’s rationalization, the circumstances of the crash and the car’s situation.

The preventive suspension additionally provides the company time to conduct the required proceedings earlier than reaching a remaining resolution on the motive force’s license and the PUJ’s registration.

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