NTSA Explains Digital eLogbook Verification Process Ahead of Rollout

The explanations come ahead of the eLogbook rollout that the authority says will be operational by Wednesday, June 10, 2026...

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is introducing a new QR code system for the electronic logbook (eLogbook) authentication, set to launch on June 10.

Motorists and the public can instantly verify eLogbook authenticity by scanning a QR code, which will display vehicle registration number, certificate number, and status.
The NTSA is implementing this digital reform to reduce fraud and improve transport data access.
Full motor vehicle records require a formal search request as per the Traffic Act (Cap 403).

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