DVLA expands from 33 to 63 offices after opening 30 new service centres across Ghana

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) in Ghana has significantly expanded its service network, increasing the number of operational locations from 33 to 63 within the past 18 months. This expansion, announced by the authority's Chief Executive Officer, Julius Neequaye Kotey, took place on October 12, 2026, during a Government Accountability Series event at the Jubilee House.

Kotey's strategic move aims to enhance accessibility to driver licensing and vehicle registration services, especially for individuals who previously faced long travel distances to reach DVLA offices.

The new facilities comprise 12 standard DVLA offices and 18 Ultra Centres, which were established in collaboration with the private sector. These centers have been strategically placed to serve various communities across the country, including Adentan, Bole, Dormaa, Bechem, Salaga, Nalerigu, Navrongo, Tumu, Nkoranza, Asuogyaman, Yendi, and Atebubu. Additionally, Ultra Centres have been introduced at key locations such as Tema Port, Dansoman, Akwatia, Asamankese, Ashaiman, Teshie-Nungua, Nsawam, Kasoa, and Pokuase-Kwabenya.

Kotey highlighted that the ongoing construction of additional service centers in communities like Dambai, Kete Krachi, Enchi, Twifo Praso, and Konongo signifies the DVLA's commitment to bringing its services even closer to the public. The expansion not only improves accessibility but also reduces the travel distances required for customers to complete their licensing and registration processes, thereby contributing to the authority's broader efforts to streamline administrative procedures.