DVLA interdicts 4 staff captured in ‘Money Over Human Lives' documentary

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has interdicted four members of staff who were implicated in Corruption Watch’s Francisca Enchill’s ‘Money Over Human Lives’ investigative piece.

The documentary exposed the breaches in the 48-hour mandatory training at an accredited driving school, the computerized-based theory examination, in-traffic driving test and road signs test among others.

It said a meeting has been scheduled between the Authority and driving schools in Ghana to identify, discuss and streamline operations for efficiency.

It added that driving schools implicated in the documentary have been invited for a review meeting and will be sanctioned appropriately if found to have breached any licensing conditions.

d) Review of the operations of all driving schools in the country.

g) Re-registration of all driving schools and instructors.

Read: DVLA statement on ‘Money Over Human Lives…Rot at DVLA Exposed’ documentary