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DVLA to print driver’s licenses at offices across the country

Under the new system, DVLA offices will be equipped to print driver’s licences locally, eliminating the current reliance on a centralised printing facility at the Authority’s head office.
Applicants seeking a new driver’s licence will still be required to complete the mandatory three-month licensing process before receiving their cards.
He said applicants applying for a new licence must complete the required three-month process, describing the requirement as an international standard.
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