For many Filipinos, a car or motorcycle isn’t just a ride — it’s a lifeline. It gets them to work, helps run businesses, and keeps families moving. But staying on the road also means keeping up with requirements like Compulsory Third‑Party Liability (CTPL) insurance.
To make this easier, LBC Express has opened its nationwide network of branches as walk‑in access points for ProtekSure CTPL Insurance applications for private cars and motorcycles. This initiative is in partnership with Stere Philippines, a licensed intermediary, and underwritten by Paramount Life & General Insurance Corporation.
Insurance Made Simple and Accessible
With LBC’s extensive footprint, vehicle owners can now secure CTPL coverage at the same place they already trust for everyday transactions. This ensures compliance with Land Transportation Office (LTO) registration requirements without the hassle.
“LBC continues to look for ways to deliver efficient and accessible solutions to Filipinos. By hosting the application process for Stere’s ProtekSure CTPL Insurance, we are providing vehicle owners with the same reliable experience they have come to expect from us,” said Oliver L. Valentin, Chief Operating Officer, Philippines Branch Operations.
Affordable Coverage Options
- ₱606 for private cars
- ₱296 for motorcycles
- Plus a ₱60 vehicle validation fee in selected regions, as required by the LTO
The program is powered by Stere Asia Pacific’s digital infrastructure, combining specialized insurance expertise with LBC’s reach.
Online Convenience
For those who prefer digital transactions, applications can also be completed online through the dedicated portal: lbc‑ctpl.stere.io. This gives vehicle owners the flexibility to secure coverage anytime, anywhere.
Bringing Insurance Closer to Communities
With ProtekSure CTPL, LBC is giving Filipinos another convenient way to meet an essential registration requirement — whether at the branch they already visit for deliveries or through an online portal. It’s another step in LBC’s mission to bring vital services closer to where people live, work, and do business.