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June 26, 2026
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NTSA directs owners of vehicles older than 4 years to book annual inspections from July 1

NTSA directs owners of vehicles older than 4 years to book annual inspections from July 1

New regulations require every motor vehicle older than four years, whether privately owned or government-owned, to undergo an annual inspection test to determine its roadworthiness...

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has mandated annual inspections for all motor vehicles older than 4 years from their manufacture date, effective July 1.

  • Vehicles older than 4 years must undergo annual roadworthiness inspections.
  • NTSA will conduct inspections at its centers under the new Traffic (Motor Vehicle Inspection) Rules, 2026.
  • Owners are required to book inspections via the NTSA service portal on the eCitizen platform.

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