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CHECK OWNERSHIP RECORDS, ESPECIALLY FOR BORROWED OR SOLD VEHICLES
If a vehicle is registered in your name, take notices seriously even when another person uses it. Families who share a car should know who was driving at the time of a cited incident and make sure the registered owner receives any relevant notice.
For a sold vehicle, keep the deed of sale and other transfer documents and check whether the ownership transfer has been completed with the LTO. A sale does not mean every government record has automatically changed. If a notice arrives after the sale, contact the issuing authority and submit the relevant documents through its prescribed process.
Before Monday, check your registration details, the contact information associated with official services, and the advisories for your usual route. On the road, follow signs, lane markings, and traffic signals throughout the trip, including places where you do not see a camera.
WHAT TO WATCH
Watch whether ownership updates have actually been recorded and whether the correct person can receive notices. For unresolved transfers, ask the LTO what remains to be completed and keep copies of its instructions.