According to The South African, Cape Town officers executed 160 traffic warrants at 54 addresses, arrested 16 people and recovered R110,000 in fines.
Employers must ensure fleet roadworthiness and track drivers after Aarto demerit points take effect on 1 September, or face suspended licences and workplace consequences.
RTIA says OUTA withdrew its challenge as Aarto Phase 2, which began on 1 July and now covers 60 municipalities, rolls out to reduce road deaths...
Gauteng traffic operations removed 99 minibus taxis and private vehicles after finding brakes, tyres and lights defects; 36 arrests and hundreds of fines issued.
RTI removed 36 pupils from an overloaded minibus with heavy black tint in KwaZulu-Natal. Experts warn illegal tinting and overcrowding endanger learners and attract fines and...
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport says it will enforce road laws equally after a pastor from Mtubatuba who was stopped on the R618 allegedly tested above...
South African motorists are being urged to familiarise themselves with the country’s upcoming AARTO demerit system, which could eventually lead to repeat traffic offenders losing their...
The South African Local Government Association (Salga) has launched an urgent application in the Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, seeking to interdict the start of Phase 2...
What’s happening Calls for the scrapping of the AARTO traffic enforcement system are growing after repeated postponements and concerns about administrative readiness, with critics drawing parallels...
The era of South African motorists’ traffic fines simply disappearing is over. Barry Berman, CEO of Fines SA, says the law will catch up with motorists...