The General Directorate of Security has announced that traffic accident reports with material damage can now be queried via e-Government. The service only lists the minutes held as of January 1, 2022.
The General Directorate of Security announced a new service that entered our lives on e-Government in its statement today. According to the statement, drivers and vehicle owners will now be able to access the records of damaged traffic accidents involving them via e-Government. Work on the provision of the service over e-Government has been completed and the service, Available from January 3 it happened.
There is also an important warning concerning those who will benefit from this service in the ‘Material Damage Traffic Accident Detection Report Inquiry’ service of the General Directorate of Security in e-Government. The service is only since 1 January 2022 can query the minutes of traffic accidents with material damage. In other words, the minutes of the accidents before this date cannot be accessed via e-Government.
How to query the traffic accident report with material damage?
The steps you need to follow to make a traffic accident report with material damage are quite simple. By following the steps below you are involved as a driver or accidents involving the vehicle you own You can inquire about the records.
- Step #1: to this link Click to reach the e-Government page of the relevant service.
- Step #2: Select the query type and click ‘Query’.
- Step #3: All minutes kept as of January 1, 2022 will be listed on the same page.
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Note: You can use this link to query the vehicles registered in the name of a commercial enterprise or company.