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| Oct 31, 2025

ITA services resume at four examination depots November 3

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Signage for the Island Traffic Authority. (Photo: Contributed)

The Island Traffic Authority (ITA) is advising the public that operations at several ITA Service Hubs (Examination Depots) have been temporarily disrupted following the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

After thorough assessments, the ITA will resume services at four locations effective Monday, November 3, 2025:

  • Swallowfield Service Hub – Motor Vehicle Inspection Services only
  • Spanish Town Road Service Hub – Motor Vehicle Inspection and Driver’s Licence/Learner’s Permit Services
  • Harbour View Service Hub and Weigh Station – Motor Vehicle Inspection and Driver’s Licence/Learner’s Permit Services
  • May Pen Service Hub – Motor Vehicle Inspection and Driver’s Licence/Learner’s Permit Services

All other Service Hubs will be phased back into operation as restoration efforts progress. The hurricane resulted in significant disruptions to critical utilities and infrastructure, and the ITA is working closely with relevant agencies to ensure the safe and timely resumption of services across the island.

The Authority appreciates the public’s patience and understanding during this recovery period and encourages customers to stay tuned for further updates as additional locations reopen. For more information, please contact the Island Traffic Authority at [email protected] or visit our official social media pages.

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