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Gov't exempts vehicles with expired licensing from fines
By JT - Nov 19,2024 - Last updated at Nov 19,2024
AMMAN — The Cabinet, during a session on Tuesday, decided to exempt vehicles with expired licensing for over a year from fines, provided that owners pay fees by December 31. The decision, made during the session chaired by Prime Minister Jafar Hassan, also stipulated exempting vehicles with registrations expired for more than one year from past ownership fees and any re-registration fees, if applicable, within the same deadline of December 31, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported. This decision aims to alleviate financial burdens on vehicle owners and facilitate the registration and licensing process for vehicles that have gone years without licensing renewal. The move also seeks to enhance road and public safety.
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