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Driver’s License: This is a document issued by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) that serves as proof that the driver is authorized to operate a motor vehicle on Nigerian roads.
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Vehicle Particulars: This document contains information about the vehicle, including the make, model, year of manufacture, engine number, and chassis number. It is issued by the licensing authority and is used to verify that the vehicle is registered and roadworthy. Certificate of Road Worthiness: This is a document that confirms that the vehicle has been inspected and deemed roadworthy by a licensed vehicle inspection officer. It is issued by the Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) and must be renewed annually.
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Insurance Certificate: Car owners are required to have valid insurance coverage for their vehicles. The proof of insurance should indicate the policy number, coverage dates, and other relevant details.
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Vehicle License: This is a document that confirms that the vehicle is licensed to be driven on Nigerian roads. It is issued by the licensing authority and must be renewed annually.
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Proof of Ownership: This document shows that the driver is the legal owner of the vehicle
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Fire Extinguisher: Car owners are required to carry a functional fire extinguisher in their vehicles. The extinguisher should be easily accessible and in good working condition.
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Warning Triangle: A warning triangle must be carried in the vehicle at all times. It is used to warn other drivers of an accident or breakdown ahead.
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First Aid Kit: Car owners are required to carry a first aid kit in their vehicles. The kit should contain basic medical supplies, such as bandages, antiseptic, and pain relievers.
