From September 7 to 10, 2023, the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) will help the Department of Excise and Taxation Punjab upgrade the 18-year-old vehicle registration system.
Excise & Taxation Director General Punjab Muhammad Ali explained that the previous system was launched in 2005 and collected data on almost 23 million automobiles.
He stated the previous system was unable to handle so much data and was having problems daily. “Now the new system will eliminate the problem of slowness and hacking and the delivery of services will be improved,” Ali added.
Digital and online payments would not be available in motor branches across Punjab, but manual payments can be done at the nearest Excise Department branch, Ali stated.
He added that the new system’s data security will protect vehicles and owners’ data. From September 11, motor registration branches will resume business as usual.
The DG stated that the Excise & Taxation Department is being made paperless quickly in accordance with the Chief Minister and Chief Secretary Punjab’s directions.
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Aslam o Alaikum
Process of transfer of vehicles may pl be easier, there should be no need of biometric both of seller & buyer . Inspection of vehicles is also un necessary. Please consider.
No number plates issued to new registration of cars and motorcycles by E and T department since last year. What is function of this white elephant
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It’s never to late to enter new digital Era. Lot more department lacking in technology usage. Hopefully things will be more easier for user.
Any idea when it will resume it’s services..?