Ghana's DVLA to Replace Defective Number Plates Due to Fading

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) in Ghana has announced it will replace a batch of 2026 embossed number plates free of charge, following the discovery of a defect causing the characters to fade.

27 Apr, 09:34 — 27 Apr, 09:34

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DVLA to replace defective 2026 embossed number plates free of charge over fading issue

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has announced plans to replace a batch of 2026 embossed number plates after discovering a defect that causes the characters to fade.

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Ghana's DVLA to Replace Defective Number Plates Due to Fading

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DVLA to replace defective 2026 embossed number plates free of charge over fading issue

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