Sri Lanka, Nov. 3 -- Members of the public seeking one-day services from the Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) head office in Narahenpita will now have to book a time slot before visiting, following the introduction of a new appointment system from November 2.

The Department has made advance reservations compulsory for all services offered under its one-day facility, stating that walk-in requests will no longer be accepted under the arrangement.

Customers can reserve their appointments by contacting 117 116, using the relevant area telephone code, or by accessing the Department's online booking platform at https://dmtappointments.dmt.gov.lk.

The new requirement extends to vehicle registration, ownership transfers, driving licence issua...