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The Trinidad and Tobago Automotive Dealers Association (TTADA) is warning that the planned closure of the Trinidad and Tobago Bureau of Standards (TTBS) tyre inspection unit at the VMCOTT station in south Trinidad could create major setbacks in the industry.
TTADA president Visham Babwah told Guardian Media on Monday that the association was notified last week that inspections will now be conducted in-house at car dealerships and at the premises of private importers.
Babwah described the announcement as dismissive of TTADA’s concerns. “They did not want to tell us whether this decision came under instruction from the Ministry of Trade or if it was made solely by TTBS. They also refused to state how many staff members would be involved,” he said.
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