TRANSFORMATION OF LICENSING
RFID tags make the identification of legally licensed vehicles fast and reliable. Learn how they work.
DEMERIT POINTS SYSTEM
If you commit an offence that carries demerit points, the points are added to your driving record. Learn more.
UTURN PORTAL
Spot speed cameras operate throughout T&T at carefully selected locations to prevent speed offences. Click for info.
TRAFFIC TICKETING SYSTEM
Enabling smart ticketing for enforcement of traffic violations. Learn how it works here....
RED LIGHT CAMERA SYSTEM
You will receive a ticket if your vehicle is caught on camera breaking a red light. Click to see penalties.
VEHICLE INSPECTION
To be licensed, all vehicles must meet standards set by law. Click here for info about the specifications for your vehicle.
Coming Soon
Mobile Licensing Unit
Latest News
LANDMARK ROAD SAFETY INITIATIVE LAUNCHED IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
The U-Turn System is here to transform the driving on our nation’s roads by making safety the only option. When it comes to road accidents, pain has no religion, colour or boundaries. With the new system in place, let us all slow down and make a U-turn towards road...
Trinidad and Tobago Postal Corporation TTPOST
Our partner for road safety - TTPOST performs two critical functions within the U-Turn system – delivering Citation Notices for traffic violations and facilitating payment of traffic tickets at twelve (12) approved locations. Click ‘Play’ and watch how TTPOST’s...
Trinidad & Tobago Police Service (TTPS)
U-Turn technology is moving TTPS from an archaic system to a robust IT platform for real-time information sharing. Learn all about the efficiency and accuracy of the new ticketing process under the U-Turn System. Ticket printing now takes 2-3 minutes maximum! Ticket...
Traffic Enforcement Centre (TEC)
Using modern, technological advancements, the TEC has a profound impact on the road culture of Trinidad & Tobago by: Processing Red-Light & Speed Citation Notices; Allocation and management of the Demerit Points System, and Administration of the new...
Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago
For years, court lists have been saturated with traffic cases. When the Motor Vehicle & Road Traffic Act was enacted in 2017, the Judiciary already had embarked on its own internal transformation to reform procedure delays. Click ‘Play’ and watch how U-Turn...
Licensing Authority Transport Division
U-Turn technology enables full connectivity to revamp the operational procedures in the Licensing Division. Click play below to learn about the new suite of services including, decentralising the issuance of certified copies, online applications for driving permits...
MOWT VIDEOS
Trinidad and Tobago Postal Corporation TTPOST
Our partner for road safety - TTPOST performs two critical functions within the U-Turn system – delivering Citation Notices for traffic violations and facilitating payment of traffic tickets at twelve (12) approved locations. Click ‘Play’ and watch how TTPOST’s...
Trinidad & Tobago Police Service (TTPS)
U-Turn technology is moving TTPS from an archaic system to a robust IT platform for real-time information sharing. Learn all about the efficiency and accuracy of the new ticketing process under the U-Turn System. Ticket printing now takes 2-3 minutes maximum! Ticket...
Traffic Enforcement Centre (TEC)
Using modern, technological advancements, the TEC has a profound impact on the road culture of Trinidad & Tobago by: Processing Red-Light & Speed Citation Notices; Allocation and management of the Demerit Points System, and Administration of the new...
Useful Links
MVRT Act Chapter 48.50
MVRT Act No. 9 of 2017
Traffic Notices
Vehicle Testing Stations
MOWT Divisions & Units
The Ministry of Works and Transport is one of the largest government organizations in Trinidad and Tobago. We are responsible for providing the necessary planning, manpower, design and construction of physical infrastructure and transport services which are critical for the social and economic development of Trinidad & Tobago...CLICK HERE FOR MORE
MOWT Services
- Coastal Protection Unit
- Construction Division
- Drainage Division
- Environmental, Health and Safety Unit (EHSU)
- Highway Division
- Mechanical Division
- Maintenance Division
- Maritime Services Division
- Priority Bus Route Unit
- Programme for Upgrading Roads Efficiency (PURE)
- The Traffic Management Branch (TMB)
- Traffic Warden Division
- Transport Division
- The Unemployment Relief Programme
- Central Planning Unit
Resources
Driving Permit Applications & Renewals
- Applying for a Provisional Driving Permit
- Renewing your Driving Permit
- Applicant Categories
- Renewal of Driver's Permits for Ten (10) years.
Replacement of Lost Permit
- Issuance or Replacement Driver's Permit (Duplicate)
- Applicable fees if you’re applying for a replacement of an expired driving permit
Maxi Taxi Regulations
- Applying for a Taxi-Driver's Badge & Taxi Driver's License
- Associated fees for applying for a Taxi Driving Permit
- Renewing of a Taxi Driver's Badge & Driving Permit
- Fees for Replacement of a Taxi Badge & Taxi Driving Permit
- Replacing your Taxi Driver's Badge & Driving Permit
- Ownership of Maxi Taxi Services
- Maxi Taxi Operator's Permit
Class 4 & 5 Applications (Heavy T)
The applicant must be at least twenty-one (21) years of age and the holder of a driving permit of the next lower class of motor vehicle.
Registration of Motor Vehicles
- Fees for Registration of a Motor Vehicle
- Registration of Foreign - Used vehicle
- Change of Registration of a Motor Vehicle
- Amendments to the Motor Vehicle Register Notification of Change of the following particulars
Transfer of Ownership
- Transfer of Ownership of a Motor Vehicle other than by Death
- Transfer of Ownership of Motor Vehicle on Death of Registered Owner
- Colour or Engine Number
- Chassis Number
- Name
Visitor Requirements
- Requirements for Visitors to drive in Trinidad &Tobago
Dealer Requirements
- Requirements for Dealer's License First Issue
- Renewal of Dealer's License
- Application for Replacement of a Dealer's License
- Application for Rental Operation
Latest Tweets
“The Ministry of Works and Transport proudly welcomes the Hon. Adrian Leonce, M.P. as Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry!”
“Media Release: The Ministry of Works and Transport wishes to remind the motoring public during this festive season, of the existing legislation from the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, as it pertains to driving while impaired by alcohol or other drugs.”
“The Ministry of Works and Transport is inviting members of the public to adopt the necessary steps ahead of the implementation of the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act Chapter 48:50.”
Stakeholders
Notice for Drivers
For More information on the Amendments to the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, please visit the Ministry’s website – www.mowt.gov.tt and click on MVRT Act Chapter 48 50 tab.
Remember, to avoid a traffic ticket and demerit points simply obey the road traffic laws. Do not act contrary to the law outlined in the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act Chapter 48:50.
The Transport Division of the Ministry of Works and Transport wishes to advise all permit holders /motorists to ensure that their vehicles are in compliance with the TARE Weight and Maximum Gross TARE Weight in keeping with the law.