DVLA Unveils Smart Number Plates, Faster Digital Vehicle Reg...
submitted about 6 hours ago by afia3
submitted about 6 hours ago by afia3
- Mr. Stephen K. Attuh from the DVLA explained that to register a vehicle in Ghana, you need a Customs Declaration Form proving all import duties are paid, and registration varies for new and used vehicles.
- He also mentioned that the DVLA is improving security with new RFID-enabled number plates and a fully digital registration process to combat fraud and enhance road safety.
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