NTSA sets six-month deadline for collection of logbooks
Motorists who have not collected their vehicle log books within six months of printing risk losing the documents...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has announced a new policy that will see uncollected vehicle logbooks disposed of after six months from their printing date.
- Motorists have a six-month deadline to collect their printed logbooks from NTSA offices.
- The policy aims to reduce backlogs and improve records management efficiency at the NTSA.
- Failure to collect logbooks may inconvenience owners when accessing services requiring proof of vehicle ownership, such as ownership transfers and insurance processing.
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