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Motorcycle Stunt Rider Faces Charges in Cebu

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Photo courtesy of Manila Bulletin

A motorcyclist, Kyle Econas, is under scrutiny by the Land Transportation Office-Central Visayas (LTO-7) for performing dangerous stunts on public roads in Cebu. Photos of Econas imitating Superman, among other stunts, have circulated widely on social media, prompting the LTO-7 to issue a show-cause order. His actions reportedly endangered both motorists and pedestrians, resulting in a collision on Transcentral Highway.

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The stunts violate driving regulations outlined in Republic Act 4136, including Section 48 on reckless driving. LTO-7 has temporarily suspended Econas's driver's license for 90 days and has placed it under alarm status. Regional Director Francisco "Franz" Ranches Jr. recommended further revocation of the license due to the serious nature of the incident.

Econas is summoned to appear before the LTO-7 Operations Division in Cebu City on February 18 to explain why his license should not be permanently revoked. The LTO-7 emphasized that failure to appear or submit a written explanation would be considered a waiver of the right to be heard. This matter highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and responsible driving behaviors, reported Manila Bulletin.

Key Takeaways

  • Kyle Econas is facing disciplinary action for performing stunts on public roads.

  • His driver’s license is suspended for 90 days, with potential for revocation.

  • An official hearing is scheduled for February 18, with consequences pending Econas’s response.

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