Ghana's DVLA Rejects Thousands of Driver's License Applicants Over Failed Eye Exams

More than 4,000 driver's license applicants in Ghana were denied licenses in 2025 after failing mandatory eye examinations conducted by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), highlighting concerns about poor vision's role in road crashes.

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DVLA rejects 4,896 Ghana driver licence applicants over failed eye examinations in 2025

More than 4,000 driver's licence applicants were denied licences in 2025 after failing mandatory eye examinations conducted by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), underscoring concerns about the role of poor vision in road crashes across Ghana.

By Judy Yayra Avanu

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Ghana's DVLA Rejects Thousands of Driver's License Applicants Over Failed Eye Exams

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DVLA rejects 4,896 Ghana driver licence applicants over failed eye examinations in 2025

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