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DVLA adds 6 local languages to driving test platform
DVLA adds 6 local languages to driving test platform Featured Oct - 12 - 2026 , 12:50 2 minutes read The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has introduced six Ghanaian languages on its computer-based driving theory test platform to help applicants who cannot read or write in English."We are also introducing an electronic library system which would allow clients to walk into our offices to take some time to watch driver refresher and safety videos that enhance their driving skills on the roads," Mr Kotey said.
Electronic library The authority is also introducing an electronic library system at its offices to give clients access to driver refresher and road safety videos.
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