Right, so you've spotted a typo in a vehicle's registration number. Let's get it sorted.
Heads up — once a vehicle's Registration Number (VRM) has been entered into the system, it's locked in. Think of it as the vehicle's unique identifier; because of this, it can't be directly edited.
The best approach here is to archive the vehicle with the incorrect VRM. This keeps your records clean and ensures any history linked to that registration is preserved.
Keeping your fleet data accurate and compliant is a breeze when DDIR handles the heavy lifting.