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RA 4136 (Land Transportation and Traffic Code) Section 28

Driver's bond.

Section 28

SEC. 28. Driver's bond.—The Commissioner before reinstating any driver's license which has been suspended or revoked under the provisions of the preceding section or of any provisions of this Act, may require such driver to post a bond in the sum of one thousand pesos conditioned upon the satisfaction and payment of any claim which may be filed or of any execution which may be issued against such driver in any case wherein said driver may be held answerable while operating motor vehicles. The bond required in this section shall be in such form as to render sureties liable at least for a period of not less than one year nor more than three years: Provided, however, That upon written application to the Commissioner for release from such a bond, the Commissioner may after revoking or suspending the driver's license, authorize the release of the bondsmen from further responsibility thereunder: Provided, further, That should the Commissioner decide not to revoke the license of a driver who has been convicted of homicide through reckless imprudence, or of the violation of the speed limit or of reckless driving at least three times within a twelve-month period, the said driver shall post a bond in the sum of not less than two thousand pesos, conditioned upon the payment of any claim which may be filed or any execution which may be issued against him in any case wherein said driver may be held answerable while operating motor vehicles.

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CitationRA 4136 (Land Transportation and Traffic Code) Section 28 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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