They postpone the start of the technical review of vehicles assembled by parts and pieces in Cuba

Authorities of the Cuban Ministry of Transportation confirmed that the start of the technical inspection of assembled vehicles by parts and pieces, which was scheduled to start this October 1, is postponed.

As previously announced, the technical review of the vehicles assembled by parts and pieces (VAP) was due to begin on October 1.

However, Eduardo Rodríguez Dávila, head of the Cuban Ministry of Transportation, reported through his official Facebook profile that the start date has been postponed due to the difficulties that arose in the organization of the appointments and in the management of the platform. website developed for this phase.

The minister also pointed out that errors made by some users persist when registering, which requires correction before beginning the process. For this reason, the technical review schedule is postponed until next October 14.

Rodríguez Dávila thanked those affected for their understanding and assured that they will be contacted to coordinate the new review date. “We apologize for the inconvenience caused,” he concluded.

Technical inspection of Vehicles in Cuba (VAP)

On August 22, the census of Vehicles Assembled by Parts and Pieces (VAP) concluded, reaching a total of 102,500 registrations throughout the country, as reported by the corresponding Ministry.

The provinces of Holguín, Camagüey and Matanzas reported the highest numbers of registered vehicles. Among the registered categories, mopeds stand out with 10,932 registrations, simple motorcycles with 63,346, motorcycles with sidecars with 1,487 and tricycles with 11,578.

These vehicles, which together add up to 87,343, represent 85.2% of the total registrations, according to the information provided by the Minister of Transportation, Eduardo Rodríguez.

Now, on October 14, the technical review will begin in the head municipalities of each province, starting with cars, panels and trucks, which must go to the technical review plants (Somatón).

Then, the inspection of mopeds, motorcycles, tricycles and similar vehicles will proceed until the process is completed in each municipality.