Electronic Certificate of Fitness service restored at all ITA Service Hubs

September 2, 2026

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Electronic Certificate of Fitness service restored at all ITA Service Hubs

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Island Traffic Authority (ITA) is advising the public that all its Service Hubs are now able to process Electronic Certificates of Fitness (eFitness), following disruptions caused by damage to fibre infrastructure.

Customers can now have their motor vehicles assessed and receive the corresponding eFitness certificate number via email.

The Court Administration Division (CAD) and the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) have also been notified of the restoration of service.

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