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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has launched a nationwide public education campaign to familiarize citizens with the key features of the new vehicle number plates that will soon be introduced. As part of the campaign, the Authority showcased the various colour codes for number plates to be... show more
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This no dey need. Some cars are not roadworthy but still being used as public transports

The public wants to know the cost. Who pays for replacing the old number plates?

New number plates are fine, but the real question is whether they'll make it harder for criminals to use fake registrations.

Modernizing the system is a good step, but it should come with stronger digital verification.

Should all vehicle owners be required to switch immediately, or should the transition be gradual?

dem force waa 🔥🔥🙏

Hope the number plates don't fade after a few weeks upon installation.

Number plates don't reduce crime by themselves. Effective enforcement does. Hopefully, this will make vehicle identification faster and reduce registration fraud.

Education is important, but enforcement will determine whether this system succeeds. Will these new plates actually improve road security, or are they just a cosmetic change?

The investigations that will go into this new plates introductions must be conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation 😂😂😂

Is Okada now legal?

misplaced priorities

This is a good intiative but we need their system to be transparent and fair

That's a good initiative. The education is important. DVLA doing the most

I support this one 1000%

not bad

Bona dat He get head forkin

Good job

Unnecessary

Citizens do no need this information

@DVLAGhofficial Remove the year from car number plates

So what color will private cars use under the new system?

Good one there

Hmm
