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Ondo state government has reiterated its commitment to rebrand the state’s vehicle inspection center with latest technologies for optimal performance.

The Special Adviser to Governor Akeredolu on Transportation, Tobi Ogunleye stated this during a visit to the new computerized vehicle inspection centre in Akure, the state capital .

Ogunleye noted that government has begun the establishment of twelve digitalized Motor Inspection Centres in the state for the purpose of ensuring that vehicles plying the road are in good conditions.

He stressed that the centre would help motorists put their vehicles in proper working conditions in accordance with global environmental safety standards, as the computers installed in the facility would analyze and diagnose the state of the vehicles.

On his part, the General Manager of Ondo state computerized vehicle inspection services, Mr. Segun Obayedun who commended the Akeredolu’s administration for moving the facility from analog to a digital one noted that their officers have undergone modern training on how best to handle the equipment .

Others who spoke believed that with this development , the incessant road crashes and environmental pollution occasion by rickety cars would be greatly reduced .

thats good for development

pressy011:
Ondo state government has reiterated its commitment to rebrand the state’s vehicle inspection center with latest technologies for optimal performance.

The Special Adviser to Governor Akeredolu on Transportation, Tobi Ogunleye stated this during a visit to the new computerized vehicle inspection centre in Akure, the state capital .

Ogunleye noted that government has begun the establishment of twelve digitalized Motor Inspection Centres in the state for the purpose of ensuring that vehicles plying the road are in good conditions.

He stressed that the centre would help motorists put their vehicles in proper working conditions in accordance with global environmental safety standards, as the computers installed in the facility would analyze and diagnose the state of the vehicles.

On his part, the General Manager of Ondo state computerized vehicle inspection services, Mr. Segun Obayedun who commended the Akeredolu’s administration for moving the facility from analog to a digital one noted that their officers have undergone modern training on how best to handle the equipment .

Others who spoke believed that with this development , the incessant road crashes and environmental pollution occasion by rickety cars would be greatly reduced .

dunsinakin01:
thats good for development

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