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DVLA working to reduce reliance on ‘Goro Boys’ by expanding access to services – CEO
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) says it is working to reduce the public’s reliance on intermediaries popularly known as “Goro Boys” by expanding access to its services across the country.
The DVLA CEO said improving accessibility remains a key part of the Authority’s broader digital transformation agenda, aimed at making vehicle registration and licensing services more efficient and convenient for the public.
According to him, some members of the public resort to intermediaries because travelling long distances to access DVLA services can be costly and inconvenient.
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