Ban on Toyota Voxy for Commercial use

Ban on Toyota Voxy for Commercial Use – NRSA Explains Why

9 April 2026

The National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) has officially banned the commercial use of converted Toyota Voxy vehicles, citing safety risks and structural inadequacies that make them unfit for passenger transport ...

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Ban on Toyota Voxy for Commercial Use – NRSA Explains Why

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