List of vehicle inspection stations in Trinidad & Tobago

[Spitfir3]

was gonna register an engine change and apply for a new CC tomorrow but i just realized i lost the receipt for the engine
wonder if i could get one of those inspection places to "doh study that"

[buscax]

No...just go swear an affidavit. It's cheaper.

[Cooper]

Got to Port if Spain Licensing Office this morning at 6:30am. The line of vehicles starts from the inspection pit to outside on the road opposite Powergen.
You can't even get into the carpark if you have business to do in the main office.

[ADONI]

^^ Yea boi that cause traffic.

Anybody private inspect where, the inspection station just gave the sticker and kept CC? They then said pass back a next day for your CC and the inspection write up? Seems it is being played as the norm, as inspection stations are trying to do more than they handle.

[Ted_v2]

all that could happen.

[j.o.e]

^^ Yea boi that cause traffic.

Anybody private inspect where, the inspection station just gave the sticker and kept CC? They then said pass back a next day for your CC and the inspection write up? Seems it is being played as the norm, as inspection stations are trying to do more than they handle.

Money haffi mek

[De Dragon]

^^ Yea boi that cause traffic.

Anybody private inspect where, the inspection station just gave the sticker and kept CC? They then said pass back a next day for your CC and the inspection write up? Seems it is being played as the norm, as inspection stations are trying to do more than they handle.

You report them Like Roundabout Rohan advise?

[Coppershot]

http://www.looptt.com/content/govt-gives-five-month-moratorium-inspection-stickers

Drivers have been given a five-month moratorium on inspection stickers to allow drivers to get their vehicles inspected.

The moratorium is effective from Thursday, July 5, 2018.

"Cabinet accepted the recommendations of the Ministry of Works and Transport's where effective from today there'll be a five-month moratorium on the inspection on vehicles in accordance with Motor Vehicle and Road Traffic Act," he said.

Sinanan said this should allow drivers to get their vehicles inspected and alleviate the delays and inconveniences which drivers have reportedly been experiencing.

He said he received reports that at some vehicle testing stations the queues have been spilling onto the highway, and said that this should alleviate the rush.

"Over the past couple days we have had several complaints about the queues at inspection areas and in an effort to ensure that we can actually get the vehicles inspected, Cabinet took that decision this morning," he said.

Sinanan said Cabinet also took the decision to allow T vehicles with a maximum gross weight of 3200kgs to be inspected at the approved inspection garages.

"There are about 132,000 T vehicles in Trinidad and Tobago. Unfortunately, at this point in time there are only two locations that inspect these vehicles. It is virtually impossible to have this quantity of vehicles inspected at two locations in Trinidad," he said.

"This will take us to the end of the year and from January we expect that all the vehicles should be inspected by then," he said.

Sinanan added that the issue was not the availability of stickers but rather the feasibility of having so many vehicles inspected over a short space of time.

"We have enough stickers for the vehicles, but the question is can we get these vehicles inspected. What we're putting in place is a system to allow these vehicles to be inspected," he said.

Sinanan said the moratorium would last until the end of the year and that the inspection process would resume in January 2019.

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

CNC3 - Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan has announced that Cabinet has taken a decision to allow a five-month moratorium on the inspection of vehicles.

The Minister told today's post-Cabinet media conference that at present there are several cues of vehicles rushing to get inspection stickers.

"This will take us to the end of the year and we expect that by January, all vehicles will be inspected," the minister said.

He said that in an effort to ensure that all vehicle are inspected, .Cabinet took the decision this morning to extend the deadline.

He also announced that T-registered vehicles with a maximum gross weight of 3,200 kgs, will be allowed to be inspected at private inspection sites.

The minister says there are 132,000 T-registered vehicles in Trinidad and Tobago and only two locations to inspect those vehicles, making it virtually impossible to have this quantity inspected in time.

Thirdly, the minister announced that the Cabinet has agreed to the licensing office randomising the licensing of vehicles.

He says this will allow a computer-generated system of license plates, to eradicate the manipulation which allows persons to corruptly pay to receive specific numbers.

http://www.cnc3.co.tt/press-release/bre ... k-end-year

[pugboy]

It should be phased so older vehicles have shorter moratorium otherwise it will be the same mad rush at the end

[ADONI]

Meh partner start to jump for joy here! He said he glad he doh have to pay bribe again to inspect his T...

[skygod]

Christmas g

[KM_2NR]

*God's plan starts playing*

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

Sorry for the ppl who had to pay the $5000 fine

[VexXx Dogg]

This is a great move for light T!

Rohan get ah 10 points dey

[De Dragon]

This is a great move for light T!

Rohan get ah 10 points dey

NO Vexxy! Turn away from the PNM light! This is electioneering tactics

[sMASH]

effective when can i carry my frontier to the private to get inspection?

[shake d livin wake d dead]

All them l300 and e25 with music go gt with inspection sticker now

[sMASH]

This is a great move for light T!

Rohan get ah 10 points dey

10pts, for applying common sense... but, u hadda start somewhere to get the backwards facing forwards.

[Rovin]

yea is good news but this is what u call operating ass backwards aka cart b4 d horse

since i know myself license office always used to give a grace period for inspections

imho 5 mths is too much leeway , 2-3mths is suffcient though trinis will still line up last minute even if u give them a whole yr


yes hard luck for those who were fined , come like ove those who were charged for above 80kmph ...

[rspann]

Rohani spoil a good hustle. Men musbe cussing him.

[sMASH]

All them l300 and e25 with music go gt with inspection sticker now

hashashashash...

[sMASH]

what about 'H', how many 'H' are there?

[*$kїđž!™]

This is awesome...so T below 3200 can go to private stations....this now makes sense as to go licensing office for this makes no sense whatsoever....first good decision by pnm yes...

[Spitfir3]

imagine being one the few people who actually get charge for inspection sticker and hearing this news

[*$kїđž!™]

imagine being one the few people who actually get charge for inspection sticker and hearing this news

Did that really ever happen?...did anyone ever get charge for that?...i highly doubt it....

It was just money generating scheme to panick the motoring public...

[Playerz]

T inspection at private service bays is not with immediate effect lol the news report making it sound like tomorrow u can go. Called a couple of garages and asked when this will happen, they said it have to pass in Parliament etc so could take 1 month or even 5 months....

[hydroep]

imagine being one the few people who actually get charge for inspection sticker and hearing this news

Did that really ever happen?...did anyone ever get charge for that?...i highly doubt it....

It was just money generating scheme to panick the motoring public...

Was thinking the same. They probably 'leaked' the story about the people getting charged to frighten the public into action. The whole moratorium business is just so the Government can score some brownie points...

[toyolink]

According to Minister;
-There are 250000 registered 'T' vehicles and present infrastructure can only do 15000 inspections per year.
-In light of obvious systemic limitations its unreasonable to inspection the vehicle population in accordance
with time stipulations.
-There is going to be opportunities for private facilities to inspect 'T' vehicles with a TARE weight limitations.
Now why didn't competent authority do their homework before going in parliament with all kinds of threats.
One wonders however if the admissions made today can be used as a viable defense in court for those who got tickets especially since everybody now enjoying a moratorium.

[*$kїđž!™]

Nobody ever get a $5000 ticket