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The DVLA and Thales Cut Carbon Footprint of UK Driving Licence and Residence Cards

MEUDON, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #ThalesIDWallet--The United Kingdom government’s Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) partners with Thales to reduce the carbon footprint of its driving licences as well as tachograph and residence cards. Since 2018, Thales has cut by over one third the CO2 emissions associated with the 12 million cards it supplies to the DVLA every year, without compromising the outstanding security, durability and value-for-money provided by these products. The DVLA is responsible for ma...

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