DVLA database now contains nearly four million registered vehicles – CEO
The Chief Executive Officer of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), Mr Julius Neequaye Kotey, has disclosed that the Authority’s database contains nearly four million vehicles registered in Ghana.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) in Ghana has revealed that the organization's database now includes nearly four million registered vehicles. This figure highlights the increasing number of vehicles on Ghanaian roads and emphasizes the importance of effective vehicle identification and licensing systems.
During an interview on Joy FM's SMS program, Julius Neequaye Kotey discussed the DVLA's new smart number plate and licensing regime. The CEO confirmed that the last verification of vehicle numbers revealed a range of three to four million vehicles. Kotey explained that the implementation of smart number plates is part of the Authority's efforts to modernize vehicle registration, boost security, and enhance their capability to monitor vehicles nationwide.
He emphasized that the new system will offer improved verification methods and assist in resolving issues related to vehicle identification and documentation. Kotey affirmed the DVLA's dedication to utilizing technology to enhance service delivery and streamline the licensing process for vehicle owners and motorists.
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