Gauteng inspections from 14–20 Sept found 70 taxis without licence discs, 104 drivers without valid licences; 69 vehicles discontinued and 19 impounded.
Gauteng roads department has lodged claims against motorists accused of damaging traffic signals in Roodepoort and will seek cost recovery under the Transport Infrastructure Act.
The possibility of a large-scale taxi strike in Gauteng has once again placed South Africa’s busiest province on edge, with commuters and businesses anxiously waiting to...
Sebokeng licence centre gets another lifeline, at a steep cost to taxpayers After nearly a decade of delays, vandalism and spiralling costs, the Sebokeng Driving Licence...
Hundreds of Taxi Drivers Caught Without Licences in Gauteng Gauteng’s intensified traffic enforcement blitz is laying bare a long-standing problem in the province’s taxi industry: too...