RE: 'DVLA introduces mandatory vehicle emission testing'

Classfmonline wishes to unreservedly apologise to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), its stakeholders, and our cherished readers for the erroneous impression created by a story we inadvertently published under the headline, “DVLA Introduces Mandatory Vehicle Emission Testing.”

The publication, which was subsequently republished by other media platforms, including GhanaWeb and others, contained information that did not accurately reflect the position, policies, or activities of the DVLA.

We acknowledge that the publication may have caused confusion among the public and regret any inconvenience or misunderstanding arising from it.

As a responsible media organisation, we recognise the importance of accuracy, fairness, and due diligence in our reporting and sincerely regret this lapse.

We therefore retract any misinformation contained in the publication and clarify that the story should not be construed as an official announcement or policy directive from the DVLA.

Classfmonline values its relationship with the DVLA and remains committed to upholding the highest standards of professional journalism.

We have taken steps to ensure that similar errors are avoided in the future.

We extend our sincere apologies to the DVLA, our readers, and all affected parties.

Signed

Editor

Classfmonline

June 10, 2026