The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority DVLA is taking action against middlemen who operate illegally. These individuals are often called 'Goro Boys.' They work near DVLA offices.
Julius Neequaye Kotey, the Chief Executive Officer of DVLA, announced this crackdown. He stated that these 'Goro Boys' are involved in criminal activities.
Their activities include making and giving out fake vehicle number plates. The DVLA recently uncovered a group doing this.
The authority is now working to stop these illegal operations. They want to ensure that all vehicle licensing is done correctly and legally.
Mr. Kotey mentioned that they are committed to protecting the public from these fraudsters. The DVLA aims to improve its services and prevent crime.
This move is part of the DVLA's effort to clean up its processes. They want to make sure that only legitimate documents are issued.
The DVLA is urging the public to avoid dealing with these middlemen. It is safer and legal to go through the proper channels for licensing.
Further details on the enforcement actions will be shared by the DVLA. The focus is on ensuring public safety and the integrity of vehicle registration.