DVLA to crack down on use of old vehicles

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• PITY 10 years ago

  VERY SLOW INDEED. THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE A LONG TIME AGO.

  VERY SLOW INDEED. THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE A LONG TIME AGO.

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• DAN 10 years ago

  age has nothing to do with it. new cars that have been in accidents are brought into ghana! A salvage title means the car cannot be drove till repaired and inspected by the state! Make sure all cars have working lites,brakes, ...
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  age has nothing to do with it. new cars that have been in accidents are brought into ghana! A salvage title means the car cannot be drove till repaired and inspected by the state! Make sure all cars have working lites,brakes, decent tires. And no bent frames or suspension that will cause the to drive crooked done road!

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• Akpenu Fianu 10 years ago

  When a corrupt leader leads the people, the masses suffer. befor they will crack down all these mess, they have to ask these car enterd this country? did the customs officials( full of Ewes people) did nut check this cars cha ...
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  When a corrupt leader leads the people, the masses suffer. befor they will crack down all these mess, they have to ask these car enterd this country? did the customs officials( full of Ewes people) did nut check this cars chasis numbers and the documents? Ghana need herbal medicine to cure itself. these Togolese ghanaians have really cause this country.

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• Atta Mills 10 years ago

  This is suppose to be the case.. Cars should be road worthy before it goes on the road...As for drivers ability to read and write, it is very discriminatory, considering the fact that Ghana still have over 60% illiterates...W ...
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  This is suppose to be the case.. Cars should be road worthy before it goes on the road...As for drivers ability to read and write, it is very discriminatory, considering the fact that Ghana still have over 60% illiterates...Wait until they get Free SSS

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• Koo koo Krache 10 years ago

  Do not call yourself Atta Mills, you Ashanti man and listen, I no gree to your statement my friend, no gree at all. Just go straight to the point and do not beat around the bush. The new directive will definately mean that As ...
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  Do not call yourself Atta Mills, you Ashanti man and listen, I no gree to your statement my friend, no gree at all. Just go straight to the point and do not beat around the bush. The new directive will definately mean that Asantefoc will have to weed farms and cultivate food as they are automatically disqualified from entering the streets. Those from Gyamae, Lendeon and Amelika should likewise stay far away from the street as they cannot read and write either hence have no business being on the road.

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• mike 10 years ago

  shut up has ghana ever made a a bicicle tyre before u come out with all this redicoulous laws and the ministers are stealing ghanas money to buy expensive cars and the poor people are suffering

  shut up has ghana ever made a a bicicle tyre before u come out with all this redicoulous laws and the ministers are stealing ghanas money to buy expensive cars and the poor people are suffering

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• Ghanabiya 10 years ago

  They are now coming out with this nonsense after a lot precious lives have been lost on the roads as a result of their corruption and inefficiency.
  
  Madam Minister, what have they done to deserve a praise?

  They are now coming out with this nonsense after a lot precious lives have been lost on the roads as a result of their corruption and inefficiency.
  
  Madam Minister, what have they done to deserve a praise?

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• Persidis 10 years ago

  We can not continue living in the mess. It is never too late. i think we have to start from somewhere and this decision from the traffic authorities is a laudable one.folks let us try to criticize positively and stop being b ...
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  We can not continue living in the mess. It is never too late. i think we have to start from somewhere and this decision from the traffic authorities is a laudable one.folks let us try to criticize positively and stop being biased in your views. safety on our roads is for our own good.

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• Mr owusu Kingsley 10 years ago

  what is old car? To my understanding is old car is a vehicle that can't pass road inspection no matter years it has.Two let's not forget Ghana we don't manufacture vehicles.I disagree DVLA desitions.They should make some cha ...
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  what is old car? To my understanding is old car is a vehicle that can't pass road inspection no matter years it has.Two let's not forget Ghana we don't manufacture vehicles.I disagree DVLA desitions.They should make some changes .

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