The High Court has thrown out two legal challenges. These challenges tried to stop the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority DVLA from starting its 2026 vehicle number plate project.
The applications were filed by 26 companies that emboss vehicle plates. They also included their main organization. They were arguing against the DVLA giving a new contract to someone else.
The court's decision means the DVLA can continue with its plans. This includes making and giving out the new number plates for 2026.
The companies had asked the court for orders to block the DVLA. They wanted to prevent the authority from proceeding with the new contract while the case was being heard.
Details about the specific arguments made by the companies or the DVLA were not fully disclosed. The court's ruling indicates it found no sufficient grounds to halt the process.
The DVLA is responsible for vehicle registration and licensing in Ghana. This contract is important for the country's vehicle identification system.