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Aims/ Objectives: The paper seeks to investigate the dynamic relationship between drivers licensing, vehicle registration, motorbike registration and accidents. Study Design: Cross-sectional study. Place and Duration of Study: The secondary data was collated on a monthly basis on Accidents, Driver license, Motor Registration and Vehicle Registration that spanned 9 years from January 2010 to December 2018 from the Upper East Regional Office of the Drivers Vehicle and License Authority. *Corresponding author: E-mail: hmkpamma@bpoly.edu.gh; Kpamma et al.; AJPAS, 7(2): 44-58, 2020; Article no.AJPAS.57065 Methodology: The data was analyzed using vector autoregression model to establish the dynamic relationship between the variables. The R and Eviews softwares were used in the analysis. Results: The findings revealed that in the short-run and long-run neither Driver license, Vehicle Registration, Motor Registration none Accidents cannot influence much on each other but experienced their own shock. Findings further ascertain that Accidents can granger cause vehicle registration to change but the remaining variable have no much influence on accidents.Although, accidents can granger cause vehicle registration to change, the remaining variables had no influence on accidents. The finding finally concluded that ARCH-LM test indicated that there was no ARCH effect present in the series implying that the Vector Autoregression model was appropriate to establish the dynamic relationship between the variables.

The Dynamic Relationship Between Accidents, Drivers' Licensing and Automobile Registrations; A Vector Autoregression Perspective