Danish Vehicle Register Offline After Technical Irregularities Found

You cannot currently register or transfer vehicles in Denmark. The national Motor Register has been offline since Monday afternoon. Authorities shut access after finding system irregularities following an update.

The Danish Motor Agency paused the service at 2:53 p.m. on Monday. Deputy Director Claus Holm said officials cannot share further error details yet. The agency has not stated when normal access will return. Staff are currently working to fix the technical problem.

The shutdown also affects key mobile apps like Ejerskifte and Dagsbevis. These digital services rely directly on the main register database. Car dealers cannot register new vehicles for waiting buyers. Private buyers and sellers are also unable to complete transactions.

Normally, buyers have four business days to complete registration changes. The Motor Register contains data on all registered vehicles in Denmark. This disruption was reported by the Copenhagen Post.