At 2,500 applications for grants for the purchase of protective equipment for motorcyclists exceed the available grants The submission of applications will be completed on Thursday
At approximately 2.500 applications for the first phase of the Motorcycle Protective Equipment Purchase Grant Scheme, which closes on Thursday, 7 July 2022, at 12 noon.
According to a statement from the Department of Transportation, Communications and Works, the approximately 2,500 applications received exceed the available grants and "demonstrates that motorcyclists perceive the use of additional protective equipment as an essential need that will help protect their lives."
The Ministry reminds that applications are only accepted electronically through the online platform www.motosafety.gov.cy, by entering the identity number, date of birth, vehicle registration number, mobile phone number and email address.
It states that upon completion of the process, applications will be reviewed based on the criteria in the Plan and those that qualify will be sorted into the applications for approval.
"Since interest is greater than the predetermined number of applications, an electronic lottery will be conducted on a date to be announced in the near future," it says, adding that applicants will be notified of the preliminary approval by email, text message (sms) or mail.
According to the DOT, applicants who receive preliminary approval will be given a period of 3 months from the date of the preliminary approval, to submit supporting documentation for equipment purchase and payment account information for payment of the grant.
It adds that applicants who secure pre-approval but do not make a purchase or submit the necessary information and supporting documentation within the specified timeframes will not receive the grant.
[/B][/P][BR][BR]It also states that interested parties may visit www.motosafety.gov.cy for the requirements of the Scheme and to email motosafety@mcw.gov.cy for further information and queries before applying.
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