The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has approved funding for the purchase of five modern vehicle testing units to enhance inspection services in Islamabad, responding to the city’s growing number of registered vehicles.
The newly approved units are designed to strengthen the CDA’s capacity to conduct faster, more reliable, and accurate inspections. By integrating advanced technology, the initiative aims to ensure that vehicles comply with safety regulations and environmental standards, helping reduce risks on the roads.
Rising traffic in the federal capital has placed significant pressure on the existing testing facilities, often resulting in long waiting times for vehicle inspections. The new units are expected to address these delays, providing a more efficient and convenient process for vehicle owners.
Official documents indicate that the advanced systems will improve both speed and precision in inspections. This technological upgrade is intended to minimize human error, ensure better compliance with regulations, and create a streamlined experience for citizens visiting testing centers.
CDA officials highlighted that the project is part of a broader strategy to enforce road safety measures and emission standards. By improving inspection quality, the authority aims to reduce transport-related environmental impact, encourage responsible vehicle ownership, and enhance overall road safety in Islamabad.
The vehicle testing units are expected to be operational soon, helping the CDA manage the growing demand while offering a modernized, user-friendly service. This move demonstrates the authority’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve urban mobility, regulatory compliance, and citizen convenience.
With the addition of these units, Islamabad’s vehicle inspection infrastructure will be better equipped to handle increasing traffic volumes while promoting safer and environmentally responsible driving practices across the city.
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