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Roadworthiness tests proposed every 5,000km or three months
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- The plan concerns mandatory roadworthiness tests for vehicles in Sri Lanka.
- The proposed testing interval is about three months or 5,000 kilometres.
- Newswire says the plan is intended to begin in early [date not provided].
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