The DVLA, the government agency responsible for vehicle and driver licensing, has a new chief executive. Transport secretary Heidi Alexander announced that Tim Moss will take over the role, succeeding interim CEO Lynette Rose and former chief executive Julie Lennard.
Moss joins the Swansea-based agency from the Welsh government, where he served as chief operating officer and director general of corporate services and inspectorates. He officially took over on 31 March.
Alexander said: “I’m delighted to confirm Tim Moss CBE as the new CEO of DVLA. He brings valuable experience, and I look forward to working with him as he continues the work of Julie Lennard.”