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Data from the Bank of Ghana (BoG) Monetary Policy Report has revealed that the number of new vehicle registration from January to May 2024 increased by 10.2 percent.
This is part of an exercise conducted by the central bank on transport sector activities, gauged by new vehicle registrations conducted by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA).
“Cumulatively, the number of vehicles registered by the DVLA within the first five months of 2024 increased by 10.2 percent to 83,878, from 76,115 recorded a year ago”, the report said.
According to the report, the figured increased on year-on-year basis by 36.1 percent to 16,220 in May 2024.
In January this year, the DVLA recorded one of its highest vehicle registrations in the early days of 2024.
This was after the authority migrated its operations onto an exclusive online vehicle registration platform.
In January, the DVLA, registered more than 8,000 vehicles.
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