In the last few hours, a new false requirement for inspection has emerged. Find out all the details to carry out the procedure
In the last few hours, some publications circulating on social networks claim that there are a new object that can be requested when processing the Vehicle Technical Verification (VTV) in Argentina. It is a body bagsomething that some provinces would include as a requirement. However, this requirement is false.
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The VTV It is a mandatory procedure that consists of a technical review of the condition of the vehicles. It is carried out to ensure that vehicles circulating on public roads comply with the safety and emissions standardsthus contributing to the road safety and environmental protection.


VTV: What is the item that they cannot ask you for during the inspection?
Various publications claimed that the VTV procedure will require drivers to have a body bag in the vehicle. Some provinces would include this requirement according to the regulations of a “white sheet law“.
However, this requirement is false. Both the requirement to have a body bag and the existence of the law that regulates it are incorrect. In this case, it is It is illegal to demand possession of that object in the vehicle at the time of the inspection.
VTV: How do I report if someone asks me for this item?
Citizens who are asked for this or any other non-regulated object during the inspection processwill be able to report the incident to the authorities. It must be filed in the jurisdiction in which it occurred.
In the case of CABA Drivers can file a complaint by phone. In this way, victims can call the line 147 to receive advice.
What is reviewed in the VTV
The vehicle inspection process focuses on checking the general condition of the vehicle. To do this, inspectors will review:
- Brake systems: The condition and operation of the brakes, including the service brakes and the handbrake, are checked.
- Suspension and steering: The shock absorbers, suspension and steering are examined to ensure the vehicle has proper stability and maneuverability.
- Tires: The condition of the tires is checked. This inspection confirms tread depth, uniform wear and correct pressure.
- Lights and signaling: The front lights, rear lights, turn signals, brake lights, and emergency lights are checked to ensure that they are working properly.
- Exhaust: The gas emissions of the inspected vehicle are monitored to verify that the vehicle complies with environmental regulations, avoiding excessive pollution.
- Chassis and body: The vehicle structure is inspected to detect possible corrosion, damage or alterations that may compromise safety.
- Glass and mirrors: The condition of the windshield, windows, and rearview mirrors is examined, ensuring that they have no damage that affects visibility.
- Seat belts: It is checked that the seat belts work correctly and are in good condition.
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The procedure seeks to review the technical functioning of the vehicle.
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How to get an appointment with VTV in CABA
The VTV is a mandatory procedure to circulate on public roads. have the VTV turn in CABAdrivers must do the following:
- Access the Official Government Website in the procedures/VTV section
- Complete the online formentering vehicle data and contact information.
- Select the payment method for the procedure (online or in person).
- Select the plant, date and time of the shift for review.
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Upon passing verification, the vehicle is awarded a sticker.
How much does VTV cost in August 2024?
The cost of the vehicle procedure will depend on the type of vehicle you have. Thus, the values for August 2024 are:
- Vehicles: $38,014.57
- Motorcycle: $14,293.73.
- Trailers, semi-trailers and trailers up to 2500 Kg: $20,718.70
- Trailers, semi-trailers and trailers weighing more than 2500 kg: $31,078.00
Source: Ambito

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