LTO, inutusan si "Yanna Motovlog" na i-surrender ang lisensiya at dalhin ang motor sa next hearing

- The Land Transportation Office has ordered "Yanna Motovlog" to surrender her suspended driver's license

- This was after the non-appearance of the lady moto-vlogger during the LTO hearing about her case

- Meanwhile, present during the LTO hearing was the pickup driver named, Jimmy Pascua, whom Yanna had an altercation with

- It can be recalled that Yanna's driver's license was put to a 90-day preventive suspension by the LTO to give way to their investigation

The Land Transportation Office has directed "Yanna Motovlog" to surrender her suspended driver’s license.

This came after the female moto-vlogger failed to appear at the LTO hearing regarding her case.

Meanwhile, the pickup driver involved in the altercation with Yanna was present during the said hearing.

It can be recalled that Yanna’s driver’s license was placed under a 90-day preventive suspension by the LTO to allow for a proper investigation.

“We imposed a 90-day preventive suspension on her driver’s license as part of the ongoing investigation into the incident. In the light of her absence during the hearing, we mandated her, through her legal counsel, to surrender her driver’s license. That is for her own good,” said LTO Chief, Assistant Secretary Atty. Vigor D. Mendoza II.

Another hearing is set on Thursday, May 8. Yanna was not just ordered to surrender her suspended driver's license, but also to bring the motorcycle she was riding during the incident.

According to the LTO, during the hearing, the motorcycle Yanna was using that day during the said road rage was actually not registered under her name.

Read LTO's announcement in their Facebook post below:

Yanna Aguinaldo is a well-known motorcycle vlogger in the Philippines. She shares her riding experiences, motorcycle reviews, and adventures on her YouTube channel, where she goes by the name Yanna. Her content includes various aspects of motorcycle life, from gear upgrades to group rides with fellow enthusiasts. Yanna is also active on TikTok under the handle @yannahead, where she engages with her audience through short videos related to her motorcycling lifestyle. Her engaging content and passion for riding have made her a notable figure in the Filipino motovlogging community.

In a previous report by KAMI, the Land Transportation Office issued a show cause order against "Yanna," a motorcycle vlogger. This was after the viral road rage video where she and a pickup driver got into a confrontation while driving on a rough road in Zambales. It can be recalled that Yanna has already issued a public apology through a Facebook video. In relation to this, Senator JV Ejercito noted that although a public apology has been made by the moto-vlogger, she must still face the consequences of her actions.

Additionally, Senator JV Ejercito denied being involved in the viral road rage video involving Yanna. He clarified that they were not riding together and only met at Coto Mines because of the Moto Camping event. He gave advice about staying patient on the road to avoid conflict. He also emphasized that he does not use sirens or blinkers on his motorcycle.

Source: KAMI.com.gh