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VOSA HAS launched its operator self-service scheme, which is designed to ease the paperwork burden for transport companies.
Last week's launch of the £1.5m system followed a protracted development phase which took far longer than originally anticipated — its introduction was originally scheduled for July 2001.
Now, however, the government agency claims operators will be able to move vehicles on and off their 0-licences, as well as moving them between licences held in different Traffic Areas, at the click of a computer mouse.
0-licence discs will be sent out through the post within seven days of the changes being made on-line, with no need for the operator to submit any paperwork.
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