Department of Transport
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Zero alcohol limit for drivers: South Africa moves to tighten road safety laws
South Africa plans a zero alcohol limit for drivers as government moves to tighten laws and reduce road fatalities nationwide.
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Zero alcohol limit for drivers: South Africa moves to tighten road safety laws
South Africa plans a zero alcohol limit for drivers as government moves to tighten laws and reduce road fatalities nationwide.
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High Court overturns acquittal of traffic officers in corruption case
Polokwane High Court overturns acquittal of two traffic officers, convicting them of corruption. Case remitted for sentencing.
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High Court overturns acquittal of traffic officers in corruption case
Zwanda Tshivhase and Vhutali Mantsha convicted of corruption after state appeals magistrate’s decision to acquit the traffic officers.
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Eastern Cape leads SA road safety turnaround with biggest festive season drop
Eastern Cape leads nation with highest reduction in festive season road fatalities, marking a remarkable turnaround for the province.
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Transport minister pushes for total drinking and driving ban
South Africa moves to ban drinking and driving completely with breathalysers in taxis, after 8,561 drivers tested positive in festive season.
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South Africa set to extend driver’s licence validity from five to eight Years
South African drivers can look forward to longer-lasting licences after the Department of Transport confirmed plans to extend the validity period of driver’s licence cards from five to eight years.…
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Eastern Cape records 70 drunk-driving arrests as three crashes claim eight lives in one day
Alarming road lawlessness grips Eastern Cape as weekend sees 70 drunk-driving arrests and eight fatalities in three separate crashes.
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Eight-year driving licence proposal back on the table in South Africa
South Africans may benefit from an eight-year driving licence proposal, easing renewal frustrations for millions of drivers.
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Expired driving licences now valid – but only if you meet these conditions
South African motorists will now be able to use expired driving licences as valid identification – but only under strict conditions.
