LTO Non-Professional study materials
LTO Non-Professional study resources

LTO Non-Professional case studies

LTO Non-Professional · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The LTO Non-Professional Driver's License is the Philippine credential that authorizes a person to drive a privately owned motor vehicle for personal use - commuting, family errands, personal travel - and not for carrying passengers or goods for hire. Driving a public utility vehicle, a delivery truck, or any vehicle used commercially requires the professional license instead, so the non-professional exam is the entry point for most first-time drivers and for people who simply want to drive their own car, motorcycle, or van. The LTO Non-Professional case studies are 5 cases and about 3,517 words.

1

Night Rain Behind a Dimly Lit Cargo Truck

and you are driving a lightly loaded delivery pickup northbound on a two-lane provincial highway. Light rain has been falling for an hour; the asphalt is wet and reflective and your wipers are on intermittent.

740 words, about 4 min
2

Yellow Box, Green Light, and a Raised Hand

You are third in line approaching a signalised city intersection. The light is green for your direction.

670 words, about 3 min
3

Brake Pedal Going Soft on a Long Descent

You are driving a loaded ten-seater van down a long, steep mountain descent on a two-lane road; the grade runs at about 8% for 6 kilometres. Three children are among the passengers.

683 words, about 3 min
4

The 7 a.m. Run with Expired Papers

Your employer asks you to drive the company's closed van on a delivery run at 7 a.m. You hold a non-professional driver's licence that expired 19 days ago; you have an official receipt from the LTO showing you paid for the renewal, but the new card has not been released.

723 words, about 4 min
5

Tailgated at Dusk with a Cyclist Ahead

on a two-lane road you are doing 50 km/h, and a car has been sitting about 8 metres off your rear bumper for the last two kilometres, occasionally flashing its headlights. Ahead on your side, a cyclist is riding about 60 cm from the edge line, wobbling slightly on the rough shoulder.

701 words, about 4 min