We are pleased to announce that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is set to introduce new vehicle registration number plates by the end of this year. This initiative, as highlighted by the Board Chairman of the Authority, Frank Davies, aims to enhance the security features of the number plates, thereby contributing to the overall safety of road users and their vehicles.
The introduction of the securitized license plates is a key reform being considered by the DVLA. Despite some initial challenges, preparations are well underway to implement this policy before the year ends. This advancement in technology underscores the Authority's commitment to ensuring efficient vehicle registration and ownership processes.
In line with efforts to make DVLA services more accessible, reforms have been tailored to accommodate individuals who may face challenges with the computer-based test required for acquiring a driver’s license. Deputy Chief Executive Officer of DVLA, Prince Opoku Edusei, has outlined that questions and information related to the test have been translated into six local languages. Additionally, individuals who are unable to read or write will now have the option to undertake the test orally in a local language with the assistance of headphones.
These reforms mark a significant milestone in the DVLA's twenty-five years of service to the Ghanaian motoring public. They reflect the Authority's proactive approach in addressing the diverse needs of its patrons while upholding high standards of service delivery.
Furthermore, as part of its ongoing efforts to engage with the public and promote a healthy lifestyle among its staff, DVLA recently organized a health walk in Accra, involving employees from various branches. This initiative not only raised awareness about DVLA services but also emphasized the importance of physical well-being in the workplace.
In a similar vein, stakeholders recently convened for a public lecture to discuss the challenges, successes, and future direction of the institution's reforms. This collaborative approach underscores DVLA's commitment to continuous improvement and its dedication to serving the public interest.
As we celebrate 25 years of existence, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority remains steadfast in its pivotal role in promoting road safety in our country. The forthcoming reforms and initiatives underscore our unwavering commitment to enhancing the quality and accessibility of our services for the benefit of all our clients.
Stay tuned for more updates on these developments as we strive to uphold our mandate of ensuring safe and responsible motoring experiences for all.
-By Tetteh Belinda | Mydailyreports24
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