Vietnam Register clarifies inspection extension rule
HCMC – Shortly after the Ministry of Transport issued a new circular extending the roadworthiness certificates of private-use cars of up to nine seats for six months, Vietnam Register has made a clarification, saying only vehicles whose inspection certificates expire before July 1, 2024 will enjoy
Auto importers in Vietnam seek 50% cut in registration fee
HCMC – The Vehicle Importers Vietnam Association (VIVA) has submitted a request to the Government seeking approval for a 50% reduction in registration fees for imported automobiles, matching the fee structure proposed for locally-made cars. VIVA, which has 12 members, made the above proposal in
Five auto testing centers in Hanoi resume operations today
HCMC – Five more vehicle registration and inspection centers have been reopened in Hanoi today, March 13, sending the total number of active facilities in the capital city to 13, according to Vietnam Register. These five centers are 29-03V in Dong Da District, 29-07D in Dong Anh District, 29-11D
Two auto testing centers in Hanoi resume operations
HCMC – Two auto registration and inspection centers in Hanoi City, 29.03S and 29.14D, were allowed to reopen today, March 10, according to Vietnam Register. They are located in Nam Tu Liem and Thanh Oai districts, the local media reported. Vietnam Register will mobilize the auto inspectors of
Deputy PM urges handling congestion at auto testing centers
HCMC – Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has requested the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Transport to find solutions to worsening congestion at auto inspection centers so as to protect the legitimate interests of car owners. Deputy PM Tran Hong Ha yesterday, March 8, worked with
Nearly 400 people implicated in vehicle registration cases
HCMC – Charges have been filed against 379 suspects for alleged involvement in violations of regulations at auto registration and inspection centers throughout the country, the Ministry of Public Security said at a Government press conference yesterday. The police in 28 cities and provinces have
Vietnam Register proposes additional manpower
HCMC – The Ministry of Transport has proposed the Ministry of Home Affairs allow Vietnam Register to use contract workers to cope with severe labor shortages at some vehicle registration and testing facilities under the department. The current labor shortages result from many senior officials and
Police arrest two leaders of auto testing center in Hai Duong
HCMC – Bui Trong Quyen Anh and Ha Van Toan, deputy directors of the 34-05D auto registration and inspection center in Hai Duong Province, have been detained for allegedly taking bribes from vehicle owners. The police apprehended Pham Van Nang, aged 39, director of Thien An Company in Hai Duong,
Police search Vietnam Register branch offices in Vung Tau, HCMC
HCMC – The HCMC police today, February 9, searched a branch office of Vietnam Register in Vung Tau City and another in HCMC over their suspected violations of auto inspection and registration regulations. The HCMC police coordinated with local forces to cordon off Branch Office No. 9 on Xo Viet
Auto testing centers nationwide resume operations today
HCMC – Vehicle inspection and registration centers reopened nationwide this morning, January 27, to meet the high demand of auto owners after the Lunar New Year holiday, or Tet, according to Vietnam Register. As the demand for auto testing remains high, Vietnam Register decided to reopen auto
Four HCMC auto testing centers resume operations today
HCMC – Four vehicle inspection and registration centers in HCMC, which are among those being forced to shut down while under a police investigation, have been cleared to reopen today, January 16, to meet the demand of auto owners ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, or Tet. The four facilities are
Transport ministry proposes re-opening suspended auto testing centers
HCMC – The Ministry of Transport has proposed re-opening some of the auto registration and inspection centers which have been suspended due to bribery allegations. Their resumption would help cope with long lines of vehicles waiting for safety testing at operational centers ahead of the Lunar New