La NTSA définit le processus de vérification des voitures importées dans le cadre du système de journal de bord électronique

La National Transport and Safety Authority a introduit de nouvelles étapes pour vérifier les journaux de bord des véhicules importés avant leur immatriculation locale. Ces mesures s'intègrent aux systèmes de Kenya TradeNet et de la KRA avant le déploiement du journal de bord électronique (e-Logbook).

La National Transport and Safety Authority a défini de nouvelles mesures visant à vérifier que les véhicules importés disposent de journaux de bord légitimes provenant de leur pays d'origine. Les importateurs doivent soumettre leurs documents via des systèmes intégrés avec Kenya TradeNet et la plateforme douanière de la Kenya Revenue Authority.

La NTSA validera les journaux de bord étrangers auprès de sources approuvées avant d'émettre un journal de bord électronique kenyan. L'autorité a précisé que ce processus est incontournable.

Le système numérique doit être lancé le 10 juin 2026. Il permettra un accès gratuit aux journaux de bord via le portail eCitizen et le transfert complet de véhicules en un jour ouvré. Les agents utiliseront des codes QR pour effectuer des vérifications instantanées lors des contrôles routiers.

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