Moving
forward.
Together.
Para sa mga bumibiyahe.
Para sa mga pamilyang naghihintay.
Liga ng Transportasyon at Operators sa Pilipinas, Inc. is a national organisation of Filipino drivers, operators, cooperatives and transport workers.
Partners
ABOUT LTOP
Serving every driver, operator, cooperative and family.
- Drivers in our community
- 5
- Years serving transport
- 25
- Partners and programs
- 31
WHAT WE DO
For the people who
keep the country moving.
ON EVERY ROAD
How transport keeps the Philippines running.
From Laoag to General Santos, public transport links homes, markets, ports and workplaces across the islands.
- Workers to jobsJeepneys, buses and UV Express vans carry the daily commute.
- Goods to marketTrucks move farm produce and supplies between provinces and cities.
- Islands connectedHighways meet ports, so people and cargo cross from island to island.
- LivelihoodsEvery route supports drivers, operators and the families they provide for.
- Major highways
- Roads
- Jeepneys, buses, trucks, vans and tricycles
OUR TIMELINE
How we build, one step at a time.
LTOP begins
Drivers and operators organise as one national league.
5 million+ drivers
A national community of people who keep the country moving.
A new digital home
This website and our open Platform Status page go live.
Online registration
Member registration on this website. Not launched yet.
Transfers
Vehicle and franchise transfer requests. Not launched yet.
Be a member.
For drivers, operators, cooperatives and transport workers across the Philippines.
CONTACT
Get in touch.
- Office
- M28 Bldg., 28 Mapagmahal St., Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila
- Updates
- facebook.com/official.ltop ↗
Good to know
Can I register online now?
Not yet. Online registration is being prepared. Applications and payments are not taken on this website.
Does membership mean I’m insured?
No. Membership alone does not establish insurance coverage. Coverage depends on eligibility and a policy issued by the insurer.
Is LTOP a government agency?
No. LTOP is an incorporated organisation of transport workers. It works with government agencies but is not one.