Vehicle and licences; from Floriana to Paola

 

 The vehicle and licensing units of Transport Malta are moving from Floriana to A3 Towers in Paola, on Monday.

Clients who want to register, transfer, garage or scrap a vehicle must visit Transport Malta’s new offices in Triq l-Arkata, Paola.

 Clients who need to apply for the driver’s license or renew it must also go to Paola.

 Driving licence tests will remain in Floriana.

 

For the first time Transport Malta will have a dedicated office for customer care.  The Authority is also providing better parking facilities with an area close to Addolorata Cemetery’s parking lot.

The authority is working on a programme to have more of its services available online.  The public can use more of Transport Malta’ s services from the comfort of their homes.

Regularise Outstanding Arrears of Motor Vehicle Licence Fees

Scheme to Regularise Outstanding Arrears of Motor Vehicle Licence Fees re-launched

Transport Malta has re-launched an updated scheme to regularise outstanding arrears of motor vehicle licence fees.  

The legislation has been amended. Defaulters, having an unlicensed vehicle registered on their name, will not be able to register or transfer another vehicle to their name.

 

It is illegal to drive a vehicle on the road without a valid annual circulation licence. If the licence remains unpaid, a monthly administrative fine of €10 will be levied on the vehicle owner, 90 days after its expiry date. Vehicles on the road, whose licence has expired more than 90 days before, will be towed.

The scheme is available for all vehicles that have been scrapped, destroyed, stolen, or garaged without notifying Transport Malta. It is also available for those who were unable to renew their vehicle’s licence.

The scheme also makes provisions for:

• Vehicles which have been scrapped by a deceased owner whose heir/s denunciate to the will;
• Individuals who have scrapped a vehicle and are residing in a home for the elderly, hospital asylum or similar institutions.

Transport Malta is also launching another scheme aimed at regularising garaged and scrapped vehicles.

For further information one may contact Transport Malta by sending an email on arrears.tm@transport.gov.mt or by calling on 8007 2393. Alternatively, one may visit us at the Vehicle Licensing Unit in Hornworks Ditch, Floriana, Hall B (windows 18/19) from Monday to Friday between 07:30hrs and 12:00hrs.