In recent years the desire to own a personal vehicle has continued to grow. In densely populated cities, getting around has become increasingly difficult and public transportation can present its own problems. For these reasons, people choose a vehicle according to their budget. Naturally, most cannot afford the very latest models because they are expensive. Even a nearly new car is listed as a used vehicle when resold, which lowers its price. As a result, demand for second-hand cars has risen significantly. However, used vehicles can come with issues. For example, even a minor accident will appear in a car’s history. It is important to check whether the vehicle you plan to buy has an accident record, is reported lost or stolen, or has any damage records. A simple license plate inquiry can provide the information you need. Thanks to online services, you can perform this check easily. While buying a brand-new car carries fewer risks, when purchasing a used vehicle you should buy from a trustworthy source and perform a license plate inquiry for the vehicle in question. Information provided by sellers or listings is not always accurate, so these checks help protect your safety. Below we explain how to perform a license plate inquiry.
How to Perform a License Plate Inquiry
You can perform a license plate inquiry using the e-Government (E-Devlet) system. To use this system you must have an e-Government password. If you do not have one, visit a PTT branch with your ID to apply; you can obtain the password for a small fee. To begin, click the link provided at the end of this article. On the page that opens, select the “Verify My Identity Now” button.
On the login page, enter your national ID number and your e-Government password in the appropriate fields. For added security you may use the on-screen virtual keyboard. After confirming your information, click the “Log In” button to access the system.