ISLAMABAD, Feb 05 (ABC): The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has approved funds to procure five modern vehicle testing units to strengthen vehicle inspections across the federal capital, according to a document available with Wealth Pakistan.
Inspection capacity to increase
The decision forms part of a broader plan to improve the efficiency and reliability of vehicle inspections. As the number of vehicles continues to rise, existing testing units face growing pressure to meet demand. Consequently, inspection delays have increased in recent years.
The five new vehicle testing units will expand CDA’s inspection capacity. They will help the authority conduct timely and thorough vehicle checks. As a result, more vehicles will meet required safety and environmental standards.
Modern technology to speed up checks
The new units feature advanced testing technology. They will reduce inspection time and improve accuracy. Moreover, the updated system will ensure compliance with the latest safety protocols.
Officials expect the faster process to provide greater convenience to the public. At the same time, improved testing will support environmental sustainability by enforcing emission standards more effectively.
Better services for vehicle owners
In addition, the CDA aims to streamline services and cut waiting times for vehicle owners. Many citizens previously faced long queues due to limited facilities. With the new testing units, inspections will become quicker, more efficient, and more user-friendly.
According to Wealth Pakistan, the units will also strengthen enforcement of road safety rules. They will help ensure that vehicles comply with emission limits and fitness standards.
Procurement to complete this fiscal year
The procurement of the five vehicle testing units is expected to finish by the end of the current fiscal year. The CDA said the move reflects its continued commitment to modernizing public services.
Overall, the new facilities will support safer roads and a cleaner urban environment while bringing vehicle inspections in line with international standards.