LTO Guide

Philippines Drivers Hand Book
Roundabouts.
1. When approaching a roundabout
aim in whichever direction you want
to go and pray. It is essential you jam
your bumper into any tiny gap and
add as much additional confusion to
the situation as possible while
continually beeping the horn.
If God wants you to survive you will
make it out the other side.

Overtaking.
2. Firstly ignore any oncoming traffic
as it is your right to drive on the
wrong side of the road once you have
flashed your lights (if they work).
Next swerve out quickly to ensure
you surprise anyone arrogant enough
to be trying to overtake you at the
time. If this method fails due to too
much oncoming traffic simply revert
to overtaking on curb side.

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Responsibility.
3. In these examples under normal
conditions the blue car would most
likely be responsible for the collision
but there are special circumstances,
if the person driving the green car
happens to be a foreigner then
unquestionably the responsibility
relies entirely on the green car. If
questioned as to how this could be
possible simply reply "If you were not
in my country I would not have
crashed into you."

Jeepney Pickups.
5. Jeepneys are required to stop for
excessive amounts of time and right
across intersections to pick up
customers as to not only block
following traffic but also any vehicles
coming from side streets. This is to
maximize potential customers, it is
also important to remain ignorant to
any sense of urgency from the people
already onboard. This will also give
everyone the opportunity to marvel
at your vehicles decorations.

Foreign Relations.
6. If you are in car B. and a foreigner
is driving car A. this is the perfect
opportunity to make some cash.
Once car A. enters the intersection
drive into it ensuring moderate
damage to both vehicles. Once the
driving exits his vehicle begin yelling
about how badly damaged it is and
quote him a repair price many times
what is required. For the most profit
aim for the expensive vehicles to
maximize the potential quote.

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Road Crossings.
7. In this situation the driver of the
blue car should slow but not stop to
ensure the pedestrian has an extra
incentive to move quickly and as for
the driver of the green car he should
accelerate to get past the pedestrian
and not get stuck in the same
situation the blue car is in.

First Come First Served.
8. Giving way is a sign of weakness so
at every possible chance ensure you
make it through the intersection with
aggressive driving. Additionally this
will ensure you get to where you are
going allowing for more time to be
spent doing absolutely nothing.

Parking.
9. When parking we encourage
creative thinking, treat it like a
puzzle. Try to insert as many vehicles
in an area as possible and if
necessary mount the curb or park in
an intersection.

Parking.
10. These lines were the only way we
could convince foreigners it was safe
to cross the road but feel free to
park over them and ignore them
completely when driving.
Driving Test.
11. In the Philippines we have
discovered a way to streamline the
process of getting a full license and
everyone seems happy with the
results. Really we can't see any down
side to the new process.

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Signs.
12. Originally these read "Local's
parking only" and "No foreigner
parking" but these were decided to
be controversial and were replaced
with the same effect.

Stop.
13. More of a recommendation than a
rule.

Give Way.
14. Feel free to completely ignore
this sign it is simply to confuse stupid
foreigners.

Speed Hump.
15. Originally used to warn of
approaching speed bumps but it was
decided to discontinue its use after
discovering the sheer volume
required.

Lost.
16. If you see this sign on the side of
the road you have clearly taken a
wrong turn.

Heavy vehicles Crossing.
17. Warning this area has frequent
carabao traffic both crossing the
road and as a mode of
transportation. Be prepared to spend
a great deal of time blocked by one
while you pointlessly honk your horn.
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Rest Area.
18. Keep your eyes out for this sign;
they are a great location for family
holidays and get-togethers. They are
also good for new bamboo housing
areas as CRs and furniture are
already supplied.
Road Work.
19. Road works ahead so begin
slowing down now. As you get closer
slow to an absolute crawl so you can
get a better view of all the workers
doing nothing. If the work is
particularly interesting feel free to
stop in the middle of the road and
exit your vehicle for an optimal view.

Additional Driving Requirements

Cell Phones.
20. All drivers must be well trained in the art of texting on mobile phones while driving.
Seat Belts.
21 Seat belts should never be worn and if possible even removed.
Drink Driving.
22. Studies have found drunk drivers get to their location quicker. We recommend a bottle of
red horse before driving to assist with traffic flow.
Over Loading.
23. To help keep traffic to a minimum we recommend putting as many people into one vehicle
as possible. Roofs and bumpers are also another good location for stacking passengers.
Towing.
24. When towing another vehicle use an old piece of rope that is guaranteed to break and never
add a vehicle in tow sign so as to give your fellow motorist a pleasant surprise when
overtaking.
Speeding.
25. Speed limits are determined by your paint job and muffler. The fancier your paint work and
louder your exhaust the faster you can go.
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Disclaimer
All preceding rules are pure speculation as no LTO officer could be found that had learned
to drive or would agree to follow any set down rules.

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