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DVLA to pilot new electronic number plate system this month ahead of 2027 rollout

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) will begin the pilot phase of its new electronic number plate system this month, with nationwide implementation scheduled to commence in January 2027, Chief Executive Officer Julius Neequaye Kotey has announced.
The DVLA expects the new electronic number plate system to improve vehicle traceability, reduce fraud and enhance national security when it is fully rolled out in 2027.
The DVLA boss noted that the new number plate system forms part of broader efforts to strengthen vehicle identification and combat criminal activities linked to cloned and fraudulent registration plates.
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