TIRANA, July 31 /ATA/ Over 130 thousand vehicles were presented for technical inspection, of which about 36% were declined and sent back for repairs and services during the period June-September.
General Directorate of Road Transport Services announces that from May 31 to the end of September, 130,193 vehicles were presented for technical control, of which 90,380 vehicles, 24,364 trucks, 7,253 motor vehicles, 4,632 buses, 3,086 trailers and 478 agricultural and construction machinery.
“Cleaner and safer roads and cities, because vehicles that endanger the lives of drivers but also of passengers and other road users can no longer pass the technical control test,” according to DPSHTRR.
Also, DPSHTRR calls on citizens to get their vehicles repaired within the legal deadline and to check them before going out on the road otherwise they will be held to account for using a vehicle with technical or functional defects as set out in Road Code.
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