Electronic Certificate of Fitness service restored at all ITA Service Hubs
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- Jamaica’s Island Traffic Authority has restored Electronic Certificates of Fitness processing at all Service Hubs after damage to fibre infrastructure disrupted the service.
- Motorists can have vehicles assessed and receive their electronic certificate numbers by email.
- The authority reminded drivers that no grace period applies and that certificates can be renewed up to 90 days in advance.
The Island Traffic Authority says all its Service Hubs in Jamaica can once again process Electronic Certificates of Fitness after damage to fibre infrastructure disrupted the service.
Customers can have their motor vehicles assessed and receive the corresponding eFitness certificate number by email. The Court Administration Division and the Jamaica Constabulary Force have also been notified that service has been restored.
The authority reminded motorists that Certificates of Fitness have no grace period and can be renewed up to 90 days before they expire. It thanked the public for its patience while staff worked with partners to restore the service.
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