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DVLA to pilot new digital system in August to end illegal number plate embossing and cloning – CEO
According to the DVLA CEO, the new system will help address longstanding challenges, including the ease with which individuals can illegally produce duplicate number plates and the difficulty security agencies face in tracing vehicle information.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) will begin piloting its new digital vehicle registration system in August 2026, as part of efforts to eliminate the cloning of number plates and strengthen vehicle identification processes.
Kotey explained that the digital transformation project will introduce a more secure system for producing and managing vehicle number plates.
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