Finance Ministry Orders Vehicle Owners to Pay Road Tax Before September
Individuals, legal entities and organisations that own or use any kind of vehicle must pay the road tax for 2023 before September.
Read MoreIndividuals, legal entities and organisations that own or use any kind of vehicle must pay the road tax for 2023 before September.
Read MoreThe Traffic Police Department has issued 15 rules for road users to follow over the Lao New Year period.
Read MoreA high number of road accidents where reported last month alone according to the Traffic Police Department.
Read MorePremium French brand PEUGEOT expands to Laos as part of its Asean expansion strategy.
Read MoreAlthough its construction has been surveyed and studied for many years, the highway project has not progressed.
Read MoreThe Study examines the financial viability and environmental sustainability of implementing a battery swapping system model for electric two-wheelers in Vientiane, to help achieve the government’s 2030 target of 30 percent electric vehicle penetration
Read MoreThose caught using their mobile phones without a hands-free set-up are subject to a fine from 400 to 1,000 baht
Read MorePolice said most accidents occurred when people drove in the wrong lane or changed direction suddenly.
Read More“The EV is one of the keys to fight inflation,” Loca chief executive Souliyo Vongdala tells the Straits Times.
Read MoreForeigners are still required to download Thailand Pass prior to entering Thailand
Read MoreForeigners working & living in Laos are allowed only 2 journeys to Thailand per year through any international land boundary checkpoint to Thailand. On the third entry a visa is needed.
Read MoreFuel shortages forced petrol stations in Vientiane and some provinces to close on Monday, with many of desperate motorists going from one station to another in the hope of filling up their tanks.
Read MoreThai authorities are preparing for border reopening with Laos after the neighbouring country lifts entry restrictions from Monday.
Read MorePayment of the tax is obligatory and people who make late payments or fail to pay at all will be fined.
Read MoreThe government is looking for a suitable company to purchase electric vehicles (EVs) for use by Party and state leaders, aiming to switch to EVs as the price of petrol soars.
Read MoreTo reduce the pressure of rising food prices, the government will cut the cost of fuel by 650 kip per litre for premium fuel, 540 kip per litre for regular fuel and 610 kip per litre for diesel
Read MoreThe decision was made after Lao ambassador to Thailand Seng Soukhathivong paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister and Defence Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha to mark the occasion of his 4.5 years at Government House.
Read MoreRoad accidents are among the single most common cause of death among people aged 5-29, a senior official has said.
Read MoreA total of 831 people died in road accidents across the country in 2021, with the cost of the damage to vehicles estimated at over 92 billion kip.
Read MoreAlmost three-quarters of drivers in Vientiane routinely break speed limits and nearly a third of people driving in the evening have been drinking alcohol
Read MoreSource: Vientiane Times Motorists in Vientiane and provinces across Laos are in the hot seat again as the retail prices
Read MoreThe cost of all types of fuel in Laos, especially in Vientiane, is likely to hit a record high this year
Read MoreFilling stations began to post signs reading “No Gas” or “Temporarily Closed” around Nov. 1, and supplies have fallen since
Read MoreThe government is discussing the planned route of an expressway running from Vientiane through Xaysomboun, Xieng Khuang and Huaphan provinces to the Vietnamese border.
Read MoreTraffic accidents that occurred during the recent 15 days of lockdown in Vientiane resulted in three fatalities and injury to 20 people.
Read More‘AutoMarche.com.la’ is the largest online marketplace in Laos, connecting used car “buyers” and “sellers”.
Read MoreMotorists in Vientiane are struggling to find premium grade and regular fuel for their vehicles after some petrol stations ran out of supplies
Read MoreLaos is promoting the use of clean energy in the transport sector as part of measures to translate the government’s policy into an action plan until 2025, a strategy for 2030, and a vision for 2050.
Read MoreThis mean that motorists in Vientiane and the provinces will pay extra for fuel this month. This follows several changes in retail prices recently.
Read MoreThe government has issued a new decree that will massively reduce spending on state vehicles.
Read MoreThe Lao and Vietnamese governments are considering the feasibility of building an expressway linking Vientiane to Hanoi, with assistance from the government of Japan.
Read MoreMotorists across Laos will have to spend more on petrol as the Ministry of Industry and Commerce issued a notification on Wednesday increasing the prices of all types of fuel.
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Read MorePrime Minister Phankham Viphavanh has told the National Assembly (NA) that his administration will make huge reductions in spending on vehicles.
Read MorePetrol stations in the capital and Vientiane province are now selling premium grade fuel at 11,289 kip per litre, which is the lowest price in the country.
Read MoreSource: Vientiane Times Motorists across the country are rushing to petrol stations to fill up their tanks after the government
Read MoreThe government and private sector are partnering to promote the development of electric vehicles to encourage the use of clean energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Read MoreA total of 79 people were killed in 604 road accidents in Laos in October, according to the latest report from Lao Ministry of Public Security.
Read MoreSource: Vientiane Times Construction of a 113.50-km expressway linking Vientiane and Vangvieng is now over 70 percent complete and authorities
Read MoreFuel prices fell on Monday morning in line with the trends in the world market even though people are worried about a shortage of supplies
Read MorePolice attributes most of the incidents to speeding and drunk driving.
Read MoreConstruction of the mega Vientiane Expressway No. 1 officially began yesterday, with the project aiming to ease traffic congestion and respond to economic growth in the Lao capital.
Read MoreAll vehicle imports and exports will have to be recorded under the Lao National Single Window (LNSW) system at the Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge checkpoint starting on March 1.
Read MoreThe Vientiane Traffic Police Department is warning motorists to take steps to protect their vehicles following a spate of car burglaries
Read MoreA number of car dealers in Vientiane have renewed marketing strategies to boost sales of their vehicles as they have been hit by lack of purchasing power in the capital.
Read MoreAuthorities have announced that 2018 road tax can now be paid and the Ministry of Finance is calling on vehicle owners to pay their obligations to the nation.
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