Land Transport Authority of Fiji

02/09/2026

BECOME AN LTA ACCREDITED WORKSHOP!

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is still accepting applications from reputable companies who are ready to align with LTA accreditation standards.

Seize the opportunity to be accredited by LTA as an LTA accredited canopy/fabrication workshop or an LTA accredited tinting agency. Don't miss out—reach out today and embark on a journey of excellence with LTA accreditation!

Applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must be a registered business (possess registration certificate)
- Must be tax compliant
- The proposed premises must be NFA and OHS certified
- Must have a valid tenancy agreement (for tenants only)
- Must have a valid insurance cover (public liability insurance)
- Must employ on fulltime basis qualified and experienced welders/fabricators
- any additional conditions LTA may require.

Certified copies of the following are to be submitted with an application letter from the company to LTA:
- Business registration certificate from the relevant Authority
- Valid FRCS compliance certificate
- Valid OHS certificate for the proposed premises from the relevant Authority
- Valid NFA certificate for the proposed premises from the relevant Authority
- Valid tenancy agreement (for tenants only)
- Valid insurance cover (public liability insurance)
- CV’s and qualifications of fulltime employees that will be carrying out welding/fabrications works.

What are some benefits of being an LTA accredited workshop?
1. Marketing: LTA markets LTA accredited workshops to its clients who request information from LTA on reputable companies accredited to carry out fabrication/welding works or tinting works.
2. Compliance to recognized standards: All accredited workshops carrying out fabrication/welding works or tinting works in accordance with relevant, acceptable local or international standards.
3. Competency: All LTA accredited fabrication workshops have qualified and experienced employees that carry out fabrication/welding works.
4. Corporate image: Companies can improve their reputation by being recognized as an LTA accredited company.
5. Quality assurance: LTA ensures that all LTA accredited companies meet minimum, specified application standards of safety and compliance which promotes a level of quality and consistency.
6. Continuous consistency & improvement: All accredited workshops must renew their certificates with LTA on an annual basis. This allows for consistency and improvement in relation to LTA accredited companies maintaining and surpassing minimum, specified requirements set by LTA for LTA accredited workshops.

Applications must be addressed to:
The Manager
Standards & Engineering Unit,
Land Transport Authority,
P.O Box 6677,
Valelevu,
Nasinu.

For further inquiries please contact Standards & Engineering unit on email [email protected]. Visit our website for more information - https://www.lta.com.fj/agencies/accreditation-workshop/lta-accredited-workshops

31/08/2026

A NEW WEEK. A NEW MONTH. A FRESH REMINDER.

As we begin a new week and a new month, the Land Transport Authority is urging members of the public to make responsible road use a daily commitment.

Whether you’re a driver, pedestrian or passenger, remember, every decision on the road matters. Stay alert, pay attention, follow the rules and always exercise good judgment. It could save a life on our roads.

Slow down. Stay focused and look out for one another.

30/08/2026

28/08/2026

CHECK OUT OUR SERVICES AT THE HIBISCUS FESTIVAL!

Missed out on sorting your LTA transactions during the week? Head down to the Hibiscus Festival in Suva from today, Saturday 29th August, to Saturday 5th September, and access LTA services conveniently after hours.

You can also register for eServices to access these services online, any time, anywhere.

*Where can you find us?
Albert Park Auditorium, Suva

*Time: 10am – 9pm

*Services offered:
Driver Licence Renewal
Wheel Tax Sticker - Payment & Issuance
Bookings for all services
Issue Duplicate stickers & cards
TIN/Fine Payments
Number Plate Reservations
Driver Licence Acquisition Guidance
Transfer of Motor Vehicle
Unique Number Plate Lodgements Permission To Drive
Number Plate Replacements
Noting & Discharge Bill of Sale
Licence & Vehicle Search
Road Safety Activities
Online Registration

Here's your chance to make the most of the extended service hours and get your LTA transactions sorted while enjoying the Hibiscus Festival in the Capital City!

28/08/2026

TIRED? DON’T DRIVE. TAKE A BREAK.

As the weekend approaches, remember, driver fatigue can be just as dangerous as other forms of impaired driving.

If you are feeling tired or fatigued, never force yourself to keep driving. Pull over safely, take a break, rest and only continue your journey when you are alert and fit to drive.

For longer journeys, plan your trip and allow time for regular rest stops. A few minutes of rest could make all the difference. Don’t risk your life or the lives of others. Rest when you need to.

This weekend, the Land Transport Authority is urging all road users to stay alert, follow road safety measures and comply with traffic regulations.

Arrive safely. Every journey. Every time.

28/08/2026

LTA CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY - YOUR VOICE MATTERS!

The Land Transport Authority of Fiji invites you to participate in our online customer satisfaction survey. Your satisfaction with our customer service is extremely important to us, and your feedback is essential in our efforts to continually improve our service delivery.

Simply follow the link to access the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/267JWK5

You can also Scan the QR code to access the survey. Your views and opinions matter in our mission to enhance service quality and the customer experience.

This survey is your platform to share valuable feedback and insights, enabling us to tailor our services to your needs better. As the Authority strives for excellence, your input is pivotal in guiding our efforts to refine and innovate.

Join us in shaping the future of transportation in Fiji. Take part in the LTA Customer Satisfaction Survey and drive positive change today!

27/08/2026

RAINING OUTSIDE OR NOT UP TO VISITING AN LTA OFFICE TODAY? STAY IN. WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED!

Skip the queues and avoid the hassle of waiting. With LTA eServices, you can access key services anywhere, even from the comfort of your home even when the weather isn’t cooperating!

Here's what you can access through our eServices platform on our website www.lta.com.fj:

• Make TIN payments
• Transfer TINs
• Conduct TIN searches
• Renew your driver’s licence
• Apply for a Weight Exemption Permit
• Update your contact details

Stay dry, stay safe and go online with LTA eServices today! For more information on how to sign up/register for eServices, visit our Youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJT3KreeY0M

26/08/2026

MEDIA RELEASE: TRANSPORT MINISTER HONOURABLE TUISAWAU CONDEMNS ATTACK ON NADI TAXI DRIVER AND CALLS FOR RESPECT FOR PSV DRIVERS

SUVA, Fiji (26th August 2026): The Minister for Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport, Honourable Ro Filipe Tuisawau, has strongly condemned the recent attack on a taxi driver in Nadi, emphasising that Public Service Vehicle (PSV) drivers provide an essential public transport service and should not have to put their lives and livelihoods at risk while doing their jobs.

Hon. Tuisawau said taxi drivers and other PSV operators play a critical role in keeping Fiji moving, providing daily transport for thousands of people travelling to and from work, school, businesses, health services and other destinations.

“PSV drivers are working hard to earn a living while providing an essential service to the public. They should be able to do their jobs without fear that a routine passenger interaction or disagreement could place their safety, their lives or their livelihoods at risk,” he said.

The Hon. Minister said he was concerned by the circumstances surrounding the recent incident in Nadi. While respecting the ongoing course of police investigations into the aggravated robbery, Hon. Tuisawau called on members of the public to refrain from unnecessary acts of violence, intimidation or other criminal behaviour towards taxi drivers and other public transport providers.

“Our PSV drivers are members of our communities. They are parents, family members and individuals working hard to provide for their families. There is absolutely no justification for violence or criminal behaviour against them,” he said.

The Hon. Minister also reminded members of the public that PSV drivers are expected to provide service in accordance with the conditions of their permits and should not unlawfully refuse service to members of the public.

However, he stressed that the safety of drivers must also be taken seriously.

“While the conditions of a PSV permit require drivers to provide service to the public, drivers must also be able to exercise sound judgement when they genuinely believe that their personal safety is at risk.

"No driver should feel compelled to remain in a situation where they reasonably fear for their life or safety,” the Hon. Minister said.

He urged taxi drivers who encounter threatening or potentially dangerous situations to prioritise their safety, remove themselves from the situation where possible and proceed to the nearest police station or seek immediate assistance from police.

Hon. Tuisawau said PSV drivers should not be placed in a position where they have to choose between protecting their livelihood and protecting their personal safety.

The Minister further called on passengers to treat PSV drivers with courtesy and respect and to resolve disagreements peacefully.

“Public transport is a shared responsibility. We all have a role to play in ensuring our PSV drivers can carry out their work safely and return home to their families at the end of the day,” the Hon. Minister said.

He reiterated that the Government remains committed to ensuring a safe, reliable and accessible public transport system, while also recognising the rights and safety of those who deliver these services every day.