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Tasjeel opens Khor Fakkan testing centre
Tasjeel on Tuesday opened its new vehicle testing and registration centre in Khor Fakkan, managed by Emirates National Oil Company (Enoc) in collaboration with Sharjah Police.
- Staff Report
- Published: 22:51 September 29, 2009
Sharjah: Tasjeel on Tuesday opened its new vehicle testing and registration centre in Khor Fakkan, managed by Emirates National Oil Company (Enoc) in collaboration with Sharjah Police.
The new site includes a wide range of facilities that allow customers to complete the vehicle testing and registration process swiftly.
Ayas Bin Hendi, general manager of Tasjeel, said: "The launch of the Khor Fakkan site reinforces our commitment to providing value-added services for our customers, and will serve over 40,000 residents".
The centre's working hours are from 8am to 3pm, from Saturday to Thursday.
The test fee is Dh100, renewal of registration costs Dh125, and registration fees for a new vehicle range from Dh285 to Dh300.
Tasjeel's eighth site at Hatta is scheduled to open during October and its facilities are similar to those at Tasjeel Khor Fakkan centre.
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