DNH Sahar

A licence that means something at the roadside.

eDriving licence issuance and vehicle registration connecting transport authorities, insurers and law enforcement, with real-time verification across borders.

A roadside verification terminal reading a driving licence
Licences that can be bought, categories that cannot be checked, suspensions that never reach the officer at the roadside, and vehicle records that don't match insurance or ownership. Road-safety mandates depend on enforcement, and enforcement depends on verification that works in three seconds beside a road.
What we deliver

eDriving licence

ISO/IEC 18013 compliant credentials, including the mobile driving licence profile.

Vehicle registration

Ownership, transfer, inspection status and de-registration in one record.

Roadside verification

Handheld terminals with offline verification, so enforcement works beyond coverage.

Endorsements and suspensions

Points, disqualifications and restrictions reflected at the point of check rather than in a monthly circular.

Insurer and enforcement integration

Cover status checkable at the roadside and at registration renewal.

Cross-border verification

Mutual recognition arrangements where they exist, with a verification path where they don't.

What determines success

Offline verification

Enforcement happens where coverage often isn't. A system that requires a live connection at the roadside will be bypassed within a month, and once officers stop using it they don't start again.

Renewal as the control point

Most compliance leverage sits at renewal, not at first issue.

Category management

A licence system that can't express commercial and heavy-vehicle categories precisely fails exactly where road safety matters most.

Standards
  • ISO/IEC 18013-5 (mDL)
  • ISO/IEC 18013-2
  • ISO/IEC 7810
  • ISO/IEC 14443
Talk to us about transport systems.

Tell us how a suspension currently reaches an officer at the roadside. The answer usually explains most of the enforcement gap.