Streamline Licensing Process: Govt Urged to Improve Motor Vehicle Licence Issuance

The current vehicle licensing system in Zimbabwe needs to be improved to avert delays and inconveniencing motorists. Aligning the payment cycle to allow corporates and individuals to pay for insurance first, followed by a single payment for both motor vehicle licence and radio licences at the Zimbabwe National Road Authority (ZINARA), could significantly streamline the process.

This approach would reduce the need for multiple payments and visits to ZINARA, making it more convenient for citizens. It would also help reduce congestion and administrative burdens at ZINARA, allowing for more efficient processing of licences.

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The government should consider implementing an integrated payment system that allows for a single payment for all required fees, with automatic verification of insurance status. This would eliminate the need for manual checks and reduce the risk of errors.

Additionally, online payment options and digital verification of licences could further enhance the efficiency of the system, reducing the need for physical visits to ZINARA.

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