Turka's 352 New-Gen Inspection Centers: $3 Billion Investment and AI Transformation

Turkey's transportation sector is undergoing a revolutionary transformation with Turka's $3 billion 352 new-gen vehicle inspection center project. Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu unveiled the initiative in Arnavutköy, stating that the centers will be equipped with AI-powered image processing systems, laser measurement technologies, and robotic systems.

■The project includes 249 fixed and 103 mobile centers to be operational across 81 provinces.

■The system will analyze vehicle conditions using detailed scans like MR imaging.

■Inspection processes will be digitized, allowing citizens to access results instantly via e-Government.

■The investment will also support training and R&D activities within the centers.

■Turka signed a 20-year concession agreement for vehicle inspection services in Turkey from 2027-2047.

■Minister Uraloğlu emphasized that the ultimate goal is 'safer vehicles, safer roads, and lower environmental impact.' - Turka, which has inspected over 213 million vehicles, will use the data to assist the industry with failure and defect analysis.

■The centers will feature comfortable waiting areas, digital screens, and accessibility features to enhance citizen satisfaction.

■The investment aims to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.

This technological transformation in Turkey's transportation sector will elevate public service standards while making citizens more aware of vehicle safety. The project's success will be evaluated as part of the country's digitalization and green logistics vision.