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Official Message back OFFICIAL MESSAGE HomeNewsOFFICIAL MESSAGE 14.04.2020 As previously reported from April 6, citizens who bought a new car can get state license plates for new cars at 29 official dealer enterprises of UzAuto Motors. This process was introduced in order to create additional convenience for customers when buying cars. Citizens who have purchased a car at the listed car dealerships and have not registered their new cars within 10 days from the date of publication of this notice, that is, from April 13, will be held liable in accordance with the Code of Administrative Responsibility of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The company, together with the Traffic Safety Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, agreed that citizens who purchased cars from dealers not included in this list (with the exception of 29 registered car dealerships in the application) can register their cars in the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate after the end of the quarantine period. Along with this, in order to prevent the spread of "coronavirus" during a pandemic in our country, on March 23 the work of the traffic police registration departments was temporarily suspended. Therefore, owners of vehicles purchased by our citizens after March 23 of this year must register the vehicle within 10 days after the end of the quarantine period, otherwise they will be held liable in accordance with the article of the Code of Administrative Responsibility of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Stay at home, take care of yourself and your loved ones! List of dealerships where the registration number of the new vehicle is issued: "KHORAZMAVTOTEKHKHIZMAT" LLC (Khorezm region) "BOBUR TRANS LOGISTIK" FE LLC (Khorezm region) “FERGANA AVTOTEKHKHIZMAT-F” LLC (Ferghana region) "KOKAND AVTO TRADE" LLC (Ferghana region) “NURAFSHON AVTOCENTR” LLC (Tashkent region) “DRIVERS VILLAGE” LLC (Tashkent region) "SYRDARYA AUTOTECHKHIZMAT" LLC (Syrdarya region) "OK OLTIN AUTOTECHSERVICE" LLC (Syrdarya region) "SURKHANDARYA AUTOTECHKHIZMAT" LLC (Surkhandarya region) "SURKHON AUTOSAVDO" LLC (Surkhandarya region) "SAMARKAND AVTOTEKHKHIZMAT" LLC (Samarkand region) "AUTO BINOKOR SERVICE" LLC (Samarkand region) “QARAQALPAQAVTOTEXXIZMET” LLC (Republic of Karakalpakstan) "BERUNIY AVTOSAVDO SERVIS" LLC (Republic of Karakalpakstan) “CHUST-AUTOTEHKHIZMAT-N" LLC (Namangan region) "AUTO CAR PART" LLC (Namangan region) "NAVOY AUTOTECHKHIZMAT" LLC (Navoi region) "NAVOY-AUTOSAVDO" LLC (Navoi region) "AS-KASHKADARYA SERVIS" DE (Daughter Enterprise) (Kashkadarya region) “QASHQADARYO AVTOTEXXIZMAT” LLC (Kashkadarya region) "ZHIZZAHAVTOTEHKHIZMAT" LLC (Jizzakh region) "Jizzakh-Avtosavdo" LLC (Jizzakh region) "UZAVTOTEHKHIZMAT" LLC (Tashkent city) "SERGELI-AUTOTEHKHIZMAT" LLC (Tashkent city) TRADE-IN CENTR (Tashkent city) "BUKHOROAVTOTEHKHIZMAT" LLC (Bukhara region) "VOBKENT AVTOTEXXIZMAT" LLC (Bukhara region) "ANDIJAN AVTOTEKHKHIZMAT" LLC (Andijan region) "AS-ANDIJAN SERVIS" DE (Daughter Enterprise) (Andijan region) Other news Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent announces the tender Purchase of equipment for furnishing the Scientific and Technical Laboratory Assessment of the seismic stability of buildings and structures. 28.06.2021 Purchase of equipment for furnishing the Scientific and Technical Laboratory Assessment of the seismic stability of buildings and structures. Vice-chairman of Uzavtosanoat JSC got a Doctor's (PhD) degree in economics from Osaka University, Japan The official ceremony of awarding the doctoral degree in economics of Osaka University to Sardor Tadjiev took place in the UzAuto building on May 19, 2021. 19.05.2021 The official ceremony of awarding the doctoral degree in economics of Osaka University to Sardor Tadjiev took place in the UzAuto building on May 19, 2021. .
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