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Staying on top of life’s little responsibilities can make all the difference when you’re in a pinch. Whether it’s routine car maintenance, renewing your license, or updating your registration, handling these tasks now means one less thing to worry about later. 

One essential task you should tick off your list this year is renewing your car’s Compulsory Third-Party Liability (CTPL) insurance, which is required for vehicle registration in the Philippines. It’s not just a legal obligation by the Land Transportation Office (LTO), it also provides vital protection for third parties in case of accidents. 

Why It’s Time to Prioritize Protection

Road accidents in Metro Manila have been on the rise, with over 62,000 crashes recorded from January to November 2024, resulting in 332 fatalities, according to the MMDA. More than half of these incidents involved four-wheel vehicles, underscoring the increasing dangers on the road. To address this, it’s crucial to be proactive in improving driving habits and safeguarding vehicles, starting with renewing Compulsory Third-Party Liability (CTPL) insurance on time to help protect ourselves and others.

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Fortunately, with MPT Mobility’s mission of #MobilizingProgressTogether, getting your CTPL insurance has been made easier and more convenient than ever through MPT DriveHub.  The service is available year-round, so regardless if your plate ends in numbers 2 (typically due for renewal around March 1st) or 3 (typically due for renewal around April 1st), you can still easily use the service anytime. Here’s your guide to simplifying the process and getting secured.

How to Renew Your CTPL Insurance in Just a Few Steps:

Step 1: Tap on the “Insurance” icon on the dashboard of your MPT DriveHub app.
Step 2: Choose your vehicle (either an existing one or a new one for coverage).
Step 3: Fill out all necessary fields, including your personal and vehicle details.
Step 4: Choose your payment method and complete the payment via mobile banking, card, or e-wallet.
Step 5: Your CTPL policy documents will be sent to your registered email and can also be reviewed in the app under “My Insurance.”

Step 6: If you own multiple vehicles, you can purchase additional CTPL policies under the same account.

Why Choose MPT DriveHub for Your CTPL Insurance 

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  1. Convenient CTPL Insurance Renewal
    CTPL insurance is mandatory for all vehicles in the Philippines, covering liabilities for bodily injury or death resulting from accidents. With MPT DriveHub, you can skip the lines and paperwork and renew your insurance seamlessly through the app anytime, anywhere. M Pioneer Insurance is the partner CTPL Insurance provider of MPT DriveHub.
  2. Fully Compliant and Authenticated Coverage                                                                                  MPT DriveHub’s  CTPL Insurance is fully compliant with LTO regulations, ensuring that your policy is authentic and tax-compliant through the Certificate of Cover Authentication Facility (COCAF). COCAF verifies the authenticity of policies and ensures proper remittance of fees to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).

Ready to Simplify Your Driving Experience? 

Download the MPT DriveHub app today to manage your vehicle-related tasks, Easytrip RFID reloading, balance checks, and now, CTPL insurance renewals—all in one convenient app. With MPT DriveHub, your journey is made easier, safer, and more efficient. It’s all part of MPT Mobility’s commitment to #MobilizingProgressTogether

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