tribuneonlineng.com
Feb 2, 2022 2:18 PM

The Lagos State Government has said that out of 26,442 vehicles that were inspected in January at its various computerised vehicle inspection centres scattered across the State, 15,998 passed while 10,444 failed the minimum safety standard tests.

This is even as the State government said that it has introduced a Booking System to stem the surge recorded at some vehicle inspection centres following the take-off of its ‘No Vehicle Inspection, No Road Worthiness Certificate’ policy which commenced in January 2022.

According to a statement signed late on Tuesday by the Spokesperson of the State’s Ministry of Transportation, Mrs Bolanle Ogunlola, the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde stated that the vehicle inspection will now be based on scheduled appointments.

The Commissioner further revealed that the 30 days window of inspection period has been reviewed to 60 days to reduce panic surge presently seen in some of the inspection test centres, adding that the backlog of already referred vehicles will be cleared between now and February 14 to give room for the Booking System.

Oladeinde also maintained that the policy which was introduced to clamp down on rickety vehicles responsible for incessant accidents, loss of lives and property within the metropolis is equally poised at addressing the traffic congestion caused by several breakdowns of vehicles due to the old process which is no longer sustainable.

The Transport Commissioner affirmed that public transport owners are not left behind in the new policy regime as some have had their vehicles already checked. Vehicle Inspection Officers are also engaging other commercial drivers at various motor parks for vehicle checks to further reduce the convergence of vehicles at the inspection test centres.

He also stated that the State Government is ramping up a consultation with private partners with vehicle inspection facilities to increase the present existing 27 centres spread across the State, with 5 more mobile test centres already on the way.

Applauding Motorists who have submitted to the Inspection at the Lagos State Computerised Centres across the State, the Commissioner noted that out of 26,442 that were inspected in January, 15,998 passed, while 10,444 failed the minimum safety standard tests, adding that some of the failed vehicles have reported for a retest while awaiting others.

While urging residents of the State, especially motorists to cooperate fully with the new policy to further ease traffic flow, and improve safety, the Transport Commissioner maintained that a seamless transportation system is key to achieving a multi-modal megacity.

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For convenience, accredited gas stations should be used.

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For convenience, accredited gas stations should be used.

Brilliant idea. I remember that in the 80's car service was done at the fuel station.

Funniest thing is if you fail a test, you have 30 days to fix the issue or else you will be paying for another road worthiness certificate,yhe first payment is gone. Why not save your self the stress?

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