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DMT's December 2026 Deadline: Transfer Any Car You've Sold Now

From 1 December 2026 the DMT says it will strictly enforce the rule that sellers must report a sale within 14 days using the MT6 form. If you sold a vehicle and never finished the paperwork, finish it now so you're not still legally liable for it.

Wahanaya.lk team7 min read

Petrol vs Electric Three-Wheeler in Sri Lanka: Which to Buy?

A petrol three-wheeler is cheaper to buy and easier to service and resell, while an electric one costs more upfront but much less to run, if you live near a charging or battery-swap point. New petrol three-wheeler imports are now restricted, so check current RMV/DMT rules before you decide.

Wahanaya.lk team8 min read

Selling a Car in Sri Lanka With Two Names on the CR Book

Yes, you can sell a vehicle with two names on the CR book, but both registered owners must sign the MTA 6 transfer form and provide their NIC copies — the RMV will not register the transfer with only one owner's signature.

Wahanaya.lk team7 min read

How to Get a Duplicate CR Book in Sri Lanka

Report the loss to the police, fill DMT Form CMT65 with your NIC, revenue licence and police report, then submit it at the Narahenpita head office or a district office for motorcycles. It normally takes about a month to get the duplicate.

Wahanaya.lk team6 min read

How to Change Your Address on a Vehicle's CR Book in Sri Lanka

You update the address on your CR book by filing form CMT 72 with the Department of Motor Traffic (DMT/RMV), along with your CR book, NIC, and proof of the new address. As of October 2026 the DMT lists the fee for this change at Rs. 300.

Wahanaya.lk team7 min read