Firm Urges Computerized Inspection To Reduce Auto-Crashes

The pioneer of computerised vehicle inspection service, Temple Group Limited (TGL), has urged the motoring public to take advantage of computerized inspection in the bid to minimise the rate of auto crashes and fatalities across the country. Computerized Inspection

The charge was made at the just concluded annual management retreat of the firm. The group said it has partnered government at all levels to guarantee the sound roadworthiness of vehicles plying Nigerian roads. Computerized Inspection

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The MD/CEO noted that among the inspections carried out at any of the computerised vehicle inspection centres are emission, headlamps test, brake efficiency, steering and alignment tests, visual inspection to check for safety requirements in vehicles, and underneath inspection to check for chassis and frame of vehicles. Computerized Inspection

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He stated that the objective was to ensure that vehicle owners and other road users ply the roads with minimal mechanical defects of accidents.

CVIS is currently operational in 22 states in the country including Abuja, Lagos, Oyo, Anambra, Ebonyi. Others include Akwa Ibom, Kaduna, Nasarawa and Ondo. Computerized Inspection

Continuing, Obayendo assured staff members of sustainability. He said: “Last year was a defining moment for us as a group. Right from the headquarters here in Abuja to the coastal city of Lagos.  We weren’t totally immune to the destruction occasioned by COVID-19 and its cousin, the #EndSARS protests.  These events rocked the country to its foundation. Computerized Inspection

 

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