Kuwait has temporarily suspended private vehicle inspection services, requiring all motorists to use government-run centres for testing. The move aims to tighten safety checks and ensure consistent standards nationwide.
According to Beyond Time News, licences of several private inspection companies have been put on hold until they fully meet regulatory requirements. For now, all vehicle inspections must be completed at official government facilities.
Why This Decision?
The step follows Ministerial Resolution No. 2753/2024 issued by the General Traffic Department. Authorities say the goal is to remove gaps in the inspection system and ensure every vehicle meets strict safety standards.
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What Drivers Need to Know
- Visit only government-approved inspection centres
- Check your vehicle inspection expiry date in advance
- Expect higher demand and possible delays
Focus on Road Safety
By centralising inspections, Kuwait aims to improve transparency and reliability, ensuring safer roads for everyone.
These measures are temporary, but drivers are advised to stay updated and plan ahead to avoid inconvenience.
