The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) is to commence computerised vehicle inspection from September 1, this year.

This information is contained in a flyer made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) by the directorate.

The flyer said that the exercise was in line with the procedure for ascertaining road worthiness of vehicles in the country.

It advised all corporate organisations, associations, unions and individual vehicle owners whose vehicle documents would expire by the end of August to take such vehicles for the physical computerised inspection.

“Private vehicles are to be inspected once a year and commercial vehicles twice a year.

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teeebugs: The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) is to commence computerised vehicle inspection from September 1, this year.

This information is contained in a flyer made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) by the directorate.

The flyer said that the exercise was in line with the procedure for ascertaining road worthiness of vehicles in the country.

It advised all corporate organisations, associations, unions and individual vehicle owners whose vehicle documents would expire by the end of August to take such vehicles for the physical computerised inspection.

“Private vehicles are to be inspected once a year and commercial vehicles twice a year.

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http://monitor9ja.com/2014/08/fct-vio-commence-computerised-vehicle-inspection-september-1-2014/

hahah GOod Innitiative, but would it realy work? when they say computerised, how do they mean? would they have an ANPR system or you still need to physically show them a piece of paper on the roadside, if the later is the case then nothing has changed,however if they could have an ANPR system that works that would be FAB

All car owners with check engine light on, gutted catalysts, bad MAF sensors etc.

Better start the repairs.

Ikenna, how do you plan on getting certified as your cars no longer have cats?

Denn:

Ikenna, how do you plan on getting certified as your cars no longer have cats?