DVLA Sets Ambitious Revenue Target, Prioritizes Integrity
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is aiming for significant financial growth. DVLA Board Chairman George Spencer Quaye has announced a target of a 60% revenue increase by the 2026 Mid-Year Review, a bold move signalling ambitious plans for the future of Ghana’s transport sector. This translates to a projected increase from GH¢649 million to GH¢1.038 billion, demonstrating the DVLA’s commitment to boosting its financial performance through strategic improvements.
Driving Growth and Combating Corruption
Speaking at the 2025 Mid-Year Review Conference in Ejisu, Chairman Quaye outlined a multi-pronged approach to achieving this ambitious revenue target. The strategy emphasizes the need for bold, disciplined, and innovative service delivery. Key initiatives include expanding service points to improve accessibility, rigorously enforcing compliance with existing regulations, and leveraging digital platforms, particularly the Vehicle Registration System (VRS), to streamline processes and improve efficiency. Furthermore, Chairman Quaye issued a strong warning against corruption, emphasizing the detrimental impact of fraud on the national economy. He reiterated the Board’s unwavering commitment to upholding integrity and ensuring full accountability within the DVLA. He also emphasized the importance of road safety, directing regional managers to prioritize it and collaborate with the Police MTTD through bi-annual strategies.
The DVLA’s commitment to digital transformation and financial responsibility underscores the drive for a more efficient and accountable transport regulatory body. This focus on improving service delivery and combating corruption is crucial for the future.
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