The Congo Insurance Regulation and Control Authority has handed over a batch of SNECA CHECK computer terminals to the national police to support roadside checks of compulsory motor third party liability insurance. The equipment is intended to give traffic police a digital tool for administering ongoing control of motor insurance coverage on public roads. During the handover, the authority outlined the insurance regulatory framework in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, presented the six classes of insurance made compulsory by law, and stressed the need for police support in permanent checks of motor liability insurance. A technical demonstration explained how the SNECA system works with the SNECA CHECK kit, and a live test was conducted. In closing remarks, the police said the tool should help modernize control operations and reduce congestion around roadside checkpoints.
Congo Insurance Regulation and Control Authority2026-05-19
Congo Insurance Regulation and Control Authority provides SNECA CHECK terminals to police for motor third party liability insurance enforcement
The Congo Insurance Regulation and Control Authority has provided SNECA CHECK computer terminals to the national police to support digital roadside checks of compulsory motor third party liability insurance. The authority outlined the compulsory insurance framework and demonstrated how the SNECA system operates, while the police indicated the tool should modernize control operations and ease congestion at checkpoints.