Road Worthiness: 10 Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centres In Lagos And Their Addresses

To ensure that the Road Worthiness of vehicles in Lagos State is assessed properly, the Lagos State Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS) commenced the operations of computerized vehicle inspection centres on August 1, 2017. To ensure that the vehicles are inspected properly, all commercial vehicle owners in the state are required to bring their documents with them to the centres.

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In Lagos State, there are now 10 computerized vehicle inspection centres. These facilities are available to both private individuals and commercial establishments.

Centres	Address
Ojodu Test Centre	VIS Testing Ground, Ogunnusi Road Berger.
PWD Test Centre	Works Yard, Old Secretariat, Ikeja
Gbagada Test Centre	NCIE Gbagada (Beside Flour Mills)
Agric-Isawo Test Centre	Beside Rehabilitation Vocational Centre, Oremeji Taylor Close, Off Isawo/Owutu Road, Ikorodu West.
Odogunyan Test Centre	VIO Testing Ground, Olopomeji, Odogunyan Ikorodu.
Ayobo Test Centre	VIS Office, Falola Street, Majiyagbe Layout, Church Busstop, Ipaja.
Oko-Oba Test Centre	VIS Testing Ground, No1, Palm View Estate, Suco Bus stop, Opposite RRS Command, Oko-Oba, Agege.
Oko-Afo Test Centre	LASTMA Bus stop Oko AFO, Lagos Badagry Express way.
Badagry Test Centre	PWD Yard, Hospital Road, Badagry Town, Badagry.
Epe Test Center	VIS Work’s Yard, After T-Junction, Opposite Epe Resort & Spa, Epe Itokin Expressway Way, Epe.
Ibeju Lekki centre	Behind Ibeju-Lekki, LG Secretariat, Igango Olopa, Lekki-Epe expressway.
YABA centre	No. 8 Edmond Crescent Jibowu, Yaba.
Cele centre	Itire-Ikate LCDA office Annex, Cele Bus Stop.
Oko-Afo centre	[VIS Office] LASTMA Bus Stop, Badagry expressway, Oko-Afo.

It is also important to note that LACVIS currently works with some of the major government agencies such as the Nigerian Police, Road Traffic Union, FRSC, VIO and others.

This is also the reason why their services are more recommended apart from the important “Road Worthiness Certificate” which they also issue to motorists. If you are curious to know what it feels like to have LACVIS inspect your vehicle.

Car Inspection CHECKLIST

Here is a comprehensive car inspection checklist that you can use as a reference:

Exterior:

• Body condition (dents, rust, cracks, etc.)
• Paint condition (fading, chipping, mismatched color)
• Tire condition (wear, tread depth, pressure)
• Wheel condition (scratches, cracks, bent)
• Glass condition (cracks, chips, scratches)
• Headlights and taillights (functionality, cracks)
• Windshield wipers (functionality, wear)

Interior:

• Seats (rips, stains, adjustability)
• Carpet and floor mats (stains, wear)
• Dashboard (cracks, fading, warning lights)
• Steering wheel and column (loose, worn)
• Windows (functionality, cracks, chips)
• Air conditioning/heater (functionality, air flow)
• Radio/infotainment system (functionality, sound quality)

Under the hood:

• Engine (leaks, unusual noises, warning lights)
• Battery (cracks, corrosion)
• Belts and hoses (cracks, wear, leaks)
• Radiator (leaks, coolant level)
• Brake fluid (level, color)
• Power steering fluid (level, color)
• Engine oil (level, color, smell)

Suspension and braking system:

• Shocks and struts (leaks, wear)
• Brakes (wear, grinding noises)
• Rotors and drums (wear, scoring)
• Steering (loose, unusual noises)
• Tires (uneven wear, alignment)

It’s also important to take the car for a test drive to assess how it handles and to check for any unusual noises or vibrations.

Note: This list is not exhaustive and may not include every item that you should inspect, but it can serve as a good starting point. It’s always recommended to consult a professional mechanic if you are unsure about the condition of your car.