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Vehicle safety checks to intensify next week as DVLA deploys daily compliance officers
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is set to intensify road enforcement operations, with compliance officers expected to return to Ghana’s roads from next week as part of efforts to remove unroadworthy vehicles from circulation.
DVLA will begin daily road enforcement next week.
The renewed enforcement forms part of the DVLA’s efforts to improve compliance with vehicle safety standards and reduce the risks associated with unroadworthy vehicles on Ghana’s roads.
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