The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has revoked the driver's license of a motorcyclist who performed a dangerous stunt known as the “Superman” along Marilaque Highway in Tanay, Rizal last month. The rider, Rico Buyawan, survived the viral crash video but was found guilty of being unfit to operate a motor vehicle due to his actions on a public road. The LTO emphasized that driving is a privilege that comes with the responsibility of observing road safety and being a responsible driver at all times.
The Land Transportation Office has revoked the driver’s license of a motorcycle rider who performed a dangerous stunt dubbed the “Superman” along Marilaque Highway in Tanay, Rizal last month. According to the LTO, Rico Buyawan, the rider who survived in the viral crash video, was found guilty of being unfit to operate a motor vehicle after doing the stunt on a public road.
The video showed Buyawan and his fellow rider attempting the dangerous maneuver when they became entangled, lost control, and crashed into bystanders and other motorcycles parked on the side of the road. Six other individuals sustained injuries following the incident. The “Superman” technique is an exhibition where the riders would lie prone on the seat and briefly raise their legs while traveling at high speed along the curved road.
DRIVER LICENSE RECKLESS DRIVING MOTORCYCLE STUNT PUBLIC SAFETY MARILAQUE HIGHWAY
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