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Lagos State Ministry of Transportation introduces the Electronic Billing System
Please be informed that the Lagos State Government via Ministry Of Transportation – Vehicle Inspection Service has commenced the usage of Electronic Billing System.
The minimum fine for an offence is N20,000 and concessions cannot be granted as it were in the times of the manual billing system. The E- Billing System commenced today and the Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIO) will be checking vehicle licences, road worthiness certificate, car insurance certificate, valid driver’s licence, fire extinguisher, cracks on windscreens, broken head lamps etc.
It is therefore imperative to sensitize your friends and families to ensure their vehicle papers are up-to-date and kept in their vehicles. Company and commercial drivers MUST be certified by Lagos State Driving Institute at Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) yard, Oshodi.
If you are processing your driver’s licence, do not drive until you have been captured and provided with the temporary licence.
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beamzy
August 22, 2016 at 13:04
Let’s see how it plays out. I hope this will be applicable to all including government officials drivers and vehicles.