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DVLA to end third-party number plates; begins local production

He said the distribution of embossment machines across the country would help ensure that vehicle owners received standardised and quality number plates while limiting opportunities for unauthorised production.
Security concerns The project comes against concerns over the quality of some number plates currently in circulation and the presence of counterfeit plates within the vehicle registration system.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is set to take full control of the production of vehicle number plates in Ghana, ending its reliance on imported plates and third-party manufacturers.
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