The National Institute of Land Transportation (INTT) has launched a series of special in-person service operations to facilitate the processing and updating of vehicle documents. These sessions, designed to offer a direct and efficient process, are being held between November 4th and 6th in strategic points of the national territory.
The main objective of this initiative is to allow drivers and vehicle owners to regularize their legal status, managing procedures such as obtaining driver’s licenses and transferring ownership in a safe manner.
Schedule and Locations of Service
The operational deployment includes specific service points in the Capital District and Guárico state:
- Capital District: Attention will be centralized on Thursday, November 5th at the Río Tuy terminal, located on Baralt Avenue in the Libertador municipality, according to reports from Laiguana.
- Guárico State: The operation extends over three days, from November 4 to 6, in Bolívar Square in Valle de la Pascua, located at the intersection of Guasgo Street and Real Street, in the Centro sector of the Leonardo Infante municipality, as detailed Elfoco.
License Management Requirements
For those citizens interested in obtaining their driver’s license for the first time, authorities have reminded them that the initial step involves obtaining a Medical Certificate for Drivers. This document certifies the applicant’s physical fitness and requires the presentation of an identity card, a passport-sized photograph, information about blood type, and payment of the corresponding fee.
Subsequently, regardless of the license level requested, applicants must submit the following requirements to the mobile units:
- Valid identity card.
- Digital passport-style photograph on a white background, without accessories such as glasses, caps or earrings.
- Medical certificate for drivers.
- Certification of Knowledge, which is obtained after completing the theoretical and practical evaluation.
