6,128 vehicles aged 22 are deregistered - Technical inspection, Tirana and Durrës with the highest number of tests
The General Directorate of Road Transport Services has published data for the first 9 months of the year regarding the technical inspection service for vehicles in circulation.
During this period, over 232 thousand vehicles were inspected, of which 86.3% consisted of 4+1 to 8+1 seat vehicles; 6.1% consisted of trucks; 4.9% consisted of motorcycles; 0.5% trailers; 1.8% buses, and 0.4% construction/earthworks vehicles.
The majority of the checks, 35% or 81,251 of the tests on the technical control of the vehicle, were carried out in Tirana, reflecting the highest flow and concentration of vehicles in the capital. Next in line are Durrës with 31,647 tests, Fier with 21,455, Shkodra with 16,317 and Elbasan with 14,777 tests carried out on the technical control of vehicles. On the other hand, the Gjirokastra region has the lowest number of vehicles that have undergone technical control of vehicles, which reaches 4,965 vehicles. Many of them were repaired and returned to circulation with higher safety standards.
According to DPSHTRR data, 56,229 vehicles were left behind or rejected in testing. Likewise, 50,735 vehicles were retested after repair; 5,325 remaining vehicles are expected to be presented after repairs and 239 vehicles were rejected due to problems such as: damaged windows, over-worn tires, defects and deficiencies in the system, deficiencies in documentation, etc.
Meanwhile, the reasons for failure in testing are related to 34.4% visual and functional deficiencies; 37.6% problems with the exhaust system; 13.2% defects in the steering system and 14.8% problems with the braking system.
Meanwhile, over 6,128 old vehicles were finally deregistered, a step towards safer roads and a cleaner environment. This process represents an important step towards increasing road safety and improving environmental quality.
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