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Why join VTA?
The VTA (formerly known as NVTA) is an organisation that represents the private vehicle testing stations involved in testing and issuing roadworthy certificates in terms of the National Road Traffic
The VTA (formerly known as NVTA) is an organisation that represents the private vehicle testing stations involved in testing and issuing roadworthy certificates in terms of the National Road Traffic
Ensuring your vehicle’s roadworthiness in South Africa involves inspection fees, potential repairs, and re-inspection costs, which must be looked at cumulatively to ascertain the total cost of the roadworthy process.
The grim festive season road fatality statistics are a national disaster, and a sad indictment of the total disregard road users have for their own and other peoples’ lives on
Buying a car, even a second-hand one, is a big financial commitment and the buyer needs to know they are getting bang for their buck, along with all the things
We all understand the importance of vehicle maintenance, and in any vehicle, there are certain safety critical components and motorists need to be aware of these and ensure they are
Have your brakes checked for free!!!! October is Transport Month. During this month Department of Transport and its entities will showcase transport infrastructure services in aviation; maritime; public transport and
The Provincial Department of Transport and Public Works in conjunction with the RTMC rolled out a Pilot Programme in the Western Cape for the use of the digitized test sheet
The Vehicle Testing Association (VTA) strongly believes that periodic vehicle testing (PTI) could go a long way in improving road safety in South Africa. However, several years after the legislation
Rising through the ranks at the RMI Julian Pillay recently took on the responsibility of Regulatory Compliance Manager for the RMI, the Regional Manager for KZN and the National Director
In 2021, 235 people died over the Easter weekend and authorities are anticipating even more trafficon our roads this year. The Vehicle Testing Association (VTA), a proud association of