The Western Regional Manager for the Driver Vehicle and Licensing Authority (DVLA) Mr Emmanuel T.K. Narh has disclosed that in just four days into the year 2019, more vehicles owners are chasing the 2019 number plate as compared to last year.
According to Mr Narh, the Tarkwa DVLA office was in operation and was also registering cars. Hence, has even taken some pressure from the Takoradi DVLA office.
The authority in the first four working days of the year 2019, he said, has already registered 265 vehicles as compered to 203 registered in 2018 within the same period.
To ensure transparency, Mr Emmanuel Narh has stressed that the authority has now displayed their price list at vantage points in all their offices to enable customers to verify before making any payment.
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