Transport Malta vehicles and driving licences computerised systems are now back up and running

All services at Transport Malta’s office in Gozo have remained functional and all clients are being catered for accordingly.

Technical problems persisted caused by a cyber attack during the night between Friday the 25th and Saturday, the 26th of September, had caused the suspension, which had been since Monday.

As from this morning, the Authority will open its offices at A3 Towers in Paola and customers may come and process their transactions related to the registration, change of ownership of vehicles or any transaction related to driving licences.

The Driving and Vehicle Licensing Unit (DVLU) office at Hal Lija will remain closed until further notice but customers may still deposit their transactions at Hal Lija and collect them the day after. This service is processed on the day at Paola offices.

The Authority said that all transactions deposited this week at Paola and Hal Lija will be processed during the weekend. Customers may come and collect their transactions either from Paola or from Hal Lija offices, on Monday morning.

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