DVLA cuts roadworthy contract cost from $155.4m to GH¢2m – CEO
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) says it has reduced the cost of its roadworthy certificate service agreement from $155.4 million to GH¢2 million following a review and renegotiation of the contract.
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