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Unpaid fines becoming harder to ignore as digital systems track offences more efficiently
Unpaid traffic fines are becoming harder to ignore as digital systems track offences more efficiently.
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Aarto: Fresh start for South African drivers as drivers to begin with zero demerit points
South African motorists will start with a clean slate when the country’s new traffic demerit system is finally implemented, the Road Traffic Infringement Agency (RTIA) has confirmed. However, the nationwide…
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Drive fine-free this festive season
City’s traffic fine roadshow returns 5-12 December 2025 at Civic Centre. Motorists can settle outstanding fines at reduced rates before festive season enforcement.
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Aarto stort dalk net soos e-tol in duie
Dalk is die uitstel van die inwerkingstelling van die nuwe padverkeerswet Aarto die begin van die einde, sê adv. Anton Alberts van die VF Plus in Gauteng.
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AARTO implementation delayed again: Demerit point system pushed to July 2026
The implementation of South Africa’s Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) Act has been postponed once again, with the expanded rollout now delayed until July 2026, Transport Minister Barbara…
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Aarto goes live across 69 municipalities on 1 December
The activation of the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Amendment (Aarto) Act is a new chapter in South Africa’s battle against road fatalities.
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Relief for vehicle owners: New ID requirements for license renewals postponed
CAPE TOWN – Vehicle owners across the city can breathe a sigh of relief as new national requirements that would have made renewing vehicle licenses significantly more complex have been…
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New ID requirements for vehicle licensing from November
Motorists will be required to present certified copies of identification documents when visiting City motor vehicle licensing offices from 1 November, following the implementation of new national regulations.
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AARTO implementation delayed again: New December 2025 launch date announced
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) faces another postponement, giving businesses more time to prepare for sweeping changes to South African road traffic management. After years of…
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AARTO implementation date causes much confusion
Widespread confusion erupted across South Africa last week when several media agencies reported that the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) Act would be implemented nationwide on 5 June.…
