Gauteng Traffic Inspectorate operation removed unsafe vehicles and found 48 drivers without licences and 43 vehicles without licence discs during an Aug 3–9 safety sweep.
Gauteng ramps up infrastructure, enforcement and public awareness after 5 620 road deaths reported to 26 July 2026. MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela urges caution and designated pickups.
A 34-year-old Gauteng driver was arrested after EMPD officers recorded him travelling at 199 km/h in a 120 km/h zone in Kempton Park on August 12.
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 Transport Inspectorate impounded unroadworthy vehicles during operations in Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and Tshwane from 18–24 May 2026, removing 63 taxis.
A July 2026 High Court ruling found the Western Cape transport department 100% liable for a 2010 R43 motorcycle crash at a known black spot and...
A delivery driver was suspended after allegedly nearly hitting two fighting elephants on the H1-2 near Skukuza. Kruger Park vows fines and possible bans, says The...
Gauteng traffic operations removed 99 minibus taxis and private vehicles after finding brakes, tyres and lights defects; 36 arrests and hundreds of fines issued.
Five people died and one was critically injured after a head‑on collision between a Volkswagen Polo and a Renault on the N2 near Mooiplaas, Eastern Cape.