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DVLA setting up number plate manufacturing centre and will no longer rely on third parties

The Driver and Vehicle Licencing Authority (DVLA) is to produce and emboss its own number plates will not be relying on third parties or importing them.
Hosted on the premises of the Greater Accra Regional office of the DVLA, the centre will be completed in three months to start producing the new number plates embedded with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID).
Mr said when completed and operationalised, the center would ensure the supply of high-quality number plates and curb the influx of fake ones in the system.
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