Transportation Safety Inspection In Indonesia

Transportation Safety Inspection In Indonesia

The Officers Carry Out A Motor Vehicle Suitability Test (Kir) At The Bogor City Transportation Service Office (Dishub) West Java, Indonesia, on August 2, 2024. This Activity Is Used To Determine The Suitability Of Vehicles On The Road And Is Carried Out Every Day. (Photo by Rangga Firmansyah/NurPhoto)

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