The CITIPASS is the official digital platform for registering, licensing, and verifying cyclists and taxi operators across Benue State. Safe roads start here.
The Unified Cyclists and Taxis Identity Intelligence Security Pass CITYPASS is the official digital platform of the Benue State Ministry of Transportation. It brings secure, transparent, and efficient licensing to every cyclist and taxi operator in the state.
Every registered operator receives a tamper-proof digital license card that serves as an accepted form of identification and proof of address within Benue State.
Anyone including enforcement officers and the public can verify the license status of any registered operator in seconds, without paperwork or office visits.
Only qualified, verified, and licensed operators are permitted on the road. The platform ensures that every cyclist and taxi driver meets the state's safety and compliance standards.
License status is publicly verifiable. There is no room for counterfeit documents or fraudulent claims.
Every action on the platform is logged and traceable, upholding regulatory integrity at every step
Designed to work for everyone from rural operators to urban agents across all of Benue State.
Every licensed operator has been formally verified. Only compliant drivers operate on Benue roads.
The CITYPASS — Unified Cyclists and Taxis Identity Intelligence Security Pass is a state-sanctioned digital platform established by the Benue State Ministry of Transportation. It exists to bring order, safety, and transparency to the commercial transport sector across the state.
For too long, unverified and unlicensed cyclists and taxi operators have posed risks to passengers, other road users, and the public. CITIPASS changes that by making every operator formally registered, verified, and licensed with their status publicly checkable in real time.
Our platform ensures that the right people are on the road, that their documents are legitimate, and that the public has the tools to confirm it instantly.
Every commercial motorcycle rider, tricycle operator, and taxi driver operating in Benue State can get registered and receive their official digital identity pass — their gateway to legal, protected operation on state roads.
Licensed agents are the trusted bridge between the Ministry of Transportation and the operators they serve. They handle registration, documentation, license requests, and renewals on behalf of their clients across the state.
The Ministry of Transportation oversees all registrations, approvals, and regulatory activities on the platform. CITIPASS gives government officials the tools to enforce compliance, manage the transport sector, and make informed policy decisions backed by live data.
From first-time registration to annual renewal, the CITYPASS platform covers the full lifecycle of transport identity in Benue State.
Businesses and individuals can apply to become authorised agents who help register cyclists and taxi operators on behalf of the Ministry of Transportation.
Cyclists and taxi operators are registered, verified, and issued an official digital identity pass — valid as proof of compliance with Benue State transport regulations.
All commercial vehicles motorcycles, tricycles, and taxis are formally registered with ownership records, specifications, and documentation securely stored on the platform.
Renew your operational license before it lapses. The platform sends automatic reminders and makes the renewal process straightforward — no queues, no office visits.
Check whether any cyclist or taxi operator is licensed and compliant. Our public verification portal requires no account — just enter a license number to get an instant result.
Selling your vehicle or changing operators? Transfer requests are submitted and processed formally on the platform, keeping all ownership records accurate and up to date.
Getting licensed through the CITYPASS platform takes four straightforward steps.
Find a registered CITIPASS agent near you. They will capture your personal details and supporting documents on your behalf.
Your agent registers your details and vehicle on the platform. All required documents are uploaded and submitted for official review.
The Ministry of Transportation reviews your submission. You and your agent are notified of the outcome promptly.
Once approved, your digital license is issued. It is immediately verifiable by any enforcement officer across Benue State.
Whether you operate a motorcycle, drive a taxi, or want to become an agent this platform was made for you.
If you ride a motorcycle, tricycle, or drive a taxi commercially in Benue State, you are required to be registered and licensed on the CITYPASS platform.
Visit any registered CITYPASS agent in your area. They will guide you through the registration process and submit your application on your behalf.
Agents are the authorised bridge between the Ministry of Transportation and transport operators. As an agent, you help cyclists and taxi operators get registered and licensed through the CITYPASS platform.
Whether you operate a motorcycle, drive a taxi, or want to become an agent this platform was made for you.
Everything you need to know about the CITYPASS platform.
CITIPASS— the Unified Cyclists and Taxis Identity Intelligence Security Pass — is the official digital platform of the Benue State Ministry of Transportation. It registers, licenses, and tracks commercial cyclists and taxi operators across the state, replacing manual paper-based processes with a secure, transparent digital system.
Yes. CITIPASS is mandated and overseen by the Benue State Ministry of Transportation. It is operated technically by the Benue Digital Infrastructure Company (BDIC) on behalf of the government. Registration and licensing through this platform is the officially recognised process for commercial transport operators in Benue State.
All commercial cyclists — including motorcycle and tricycle operators — and taxi drivers operating within Benue State are required to be registered and licensed on the UCTI PASS platform. Operating without a valid UCTI PASS license is a violation of Benue State transport regulations.
All commercial cyclists — including motorcycle and tricycle operators — and taxi drivers operating within Benue State are required to be registered and licensed on the CITIPASS platform. Operating without a valid CITIPASS license is a violation of Benue State transport regulations.
License verification is completely free and open to the public. Registration and licensing fees apply for operators, as set by the Ministry of Transportation. Agent application fees also apply. Your agent will provide a clear breakdown of all applicable costs before any payment is made.
You must visit a registered CITIPASS agent. Agents are authorised individuals or businesses who register operators on your behalf. Bring your valid ID, proof of address, and vehicle documents to the agent, who will capture your information, process payment, and submit your application to the Ministry of Transportation for approval.
Your CITIPASS license is a digital identity card that includes your full name, photograph, operator category, vehicle details, license number, and validity period. It is officially recognised in Benue State as proof of compliance with transport regulations and as a valid form of identification and proof of address.
Processing times are determined by the Ministry of Transportation. Once your application is submitted and payment confirmed, your agent will track the status and notify you promptly. If additional information is required, your agent will contact you.
If your application is rejected, you and your agent will be notified with the reason for rejection. In most cases, rejections are due to incomplete or incorrect documentation. Your agent can help you correct the submission and resubmit. Contact your agent or reach our support team for guidance.
Generally, you will need a valid government-issued ID (National ID card, Voter’s Card, or Driver’s Licence), proof of residence in Benue State, a recent passport photograph, your vehicle registration certificate, and proof of vehicle ownership. Your agent will confirm the exact requirements based on your operator category before your visit.
Any individual or registered business based in Benue State can apply to become a CITIPASS agent. You must be able to operate within your community, handle documentation responsibly, and commit to upholding the standards set by the Ministry of Transportation. There is no specific professional background required.
Click “Apply as Agent” on the CITIPASS website and fill in the application form with your personal or business details. Pay the required agent application fee through the platform’s payment system. Your application will be reviewed by the Ministry of Transportation, who will notify you of the outcome.
Agent access is renewed annually. The platform will send you reminders before your access period expires. Renewal involves paying the applicable annual agent fee. Failure to renew on time will result in suspension of your agent dashboard access until the renewal is completed.
Yes. A registered agent is authorised to serve operators across Benue State, not just in one location. However, you must operate within the scope and conditions of your agent approval as defined by the Ministry of Transportation. Contact the Ministry for further guidance on multi-location operations.
Visit the CITIPASS website and click “Verify License.” Enter the operator’s license number in the search field — no account or login is required. The portal will instantly show the operator’s registration status, name, operator category, vehicle details, and whether their license is currently valid.
CITYPASS license numbers follow the format BN-[Category]-[Year]-[Number]. The prefix BN indicates Benue State. The category code identifies the operator type: MCY for motorcycle operators, TRI for tricycle operators, and TAX for taxi operators. For example, BN-MCY-2026-04821 is a motorcycle operator licensed in 2026.
If a license number returns no result, the operator is not registered on the CITIPASS platform. Under Benue State transport regulations, such an operator should not be conducting commercial transport operations. You may report unregistered operators to the Ministry of Transportation using the contact details on our Contact page.
Yes. The public license verification portal is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from any device — mobile, tablet, or desktop. No account or download is required.
The platform will notify you well in advance of your license expiry via SMS and email. When it is time to renew, visit your registered agent. They will initiate the renewal through the platform on your behalf, and the applicable renewal fee will apply. It is important to renew before your license expires to remain compliant.
Once your license expires, you are no longer considered a licensed operator and your status on the public verification portal will show as expired. Operating with an expired license is a violation of state transport regulations. You should renew as soon as possible through your agent to restore your active status.
Vehicle ownership transfers are handled through your registered agent. Visit your agent with documentation confirming the transfer — such as a sale agreement or proof of purchase — and they will submit the transfer request through the platform. The Ministry of Transportation will review and approve the change, updating the official records accordingly.
Yes. If the person operating your vehicle changes, a transfer request must be submitted to update the platform records. This is done through your agent. Both the previous and new operator’s details must be provided. The Ministry of Transportation will review and approve the transfer before the records are updated.