The statements of vehicles payable at post office

So far, they had to do at the National Transport Authority (NTA). This was announced by the Minister of Transport within Anil Bachoo, Monday, the signing of an agreement between the NTA and Mauritius Post Ltd has agreed to such a request which had been submitted.

And with the introduction in December of last year, regulations allow vehicle owners to pay their license for a period of three years against one year now, it is expected that payment of the statement some 50 000 additional vehicles will be mailed. Those who settle their license for three years get a 25% reduction.

The Minister of Transport pointed out that within the year 2000, there were some 244,000 vehicles and that this figure has now passed 394,000, an 61% increase. "Of the 394 000 vehicles, about 112,000 motorcycles do not pay statement. Before July 2000, vehicle owners should pay statements to the NTA and the body of the courts.

 In December 2001, the Government had made an application mailed to vehicle owners can adjust the statements in the mail.The post office has approved the measure in August 2003 and 1 July 2005 commenced the payment of the statements in the mail. "But it was just the statements of private cars and motorcycles that could do it and now the declaration of public vehicles also be paid to the Post, argued Anil Bachoo. He stated that today the payment of some 160 000 vehicles is in the mail. 

This collaboration with the NTA dating back six years confirms our commitment to meet the needs of the general public and reiterates our vision to of our post offices "Smart Shops" that offer a range of postal products, postal and non-financial close to customers, said Giandev Mote, the Chief Executive Officer of Maurictius Post Ltd. 

Mauritius Post has also taken additional measures to that end of the month the service is available beyond normal business hours, that to meet the needs of users. "To this end, 23 offices will be exceptionally open, the last two days of each month-end until 4:15 p.m. on weekdays and noon on Saturdays for the payment of vignettes. " If the last two days of the month prove holidays, payment must be made ??on the day following the resumption of operations, Giandev said Mote.