road safety
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Road safety operations to target high-risk areas during back-to-back long weekends
Law enforcement will enhance monitoring on South Africa’s high-risk routes during upcoming holidays due to increased travel and pedestrian safety concerns.
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The Western Cape recorded a 14% decrease in road deaths over the Easter period
Western Cape reports 14% drop in Easter road deaths, with 19 fatalities, amid increased policing, arrests and enforcement operations.
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Kouga mayor demands urgent action on dangerous roads from Department of Transport
Kouga Mayor Hattingh Bornman calls for urgent intervention from Eastern Cape Transport MEC Xolile Nqatha over deteriorating provincial roads.
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The Western Cape recorded a 14% decrease in road deaths over the Easter period
Western Cape reports 14% drop in Easter road deaths, with 19 fatalities, amid increased policing, arrests and enforcement operations.
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Intensified safety and security campaigns across the Free State during the Easter weekend
Intensive safety operations are underway in the Free State during the Easter holiday, particularly targeting the N1 highway due to the influx of travelers and pilgrims. The South African Police…
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Weather service warns motorists of changing conditions over Easter weekend
The South African Weather Service has urged motorists to prioritise road safety as changing weather conditions are expected across the country during the Easter period.
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Zero tolerance for drunk, distracted driving ahead of Easter rush
As the Easter travel period begins, ChildSafe South Africa and the RTMC warn that unsafe road behaviour puts children and other travellers at risk.
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Western Cape traffic operations target FMD spread and road safety
Western Cape traffic conducted 247 operations targeting FMD spread and road safety, issuing 7 646 fines and making 66 arrests between 9-15 February.
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Western Cape ramps up enforcement to protect learners on the road
Western Cape intensifies scholar transport enforcement after Vanderbijlpark crash, stopping 1 600 vehicles, issuing R580 000 fines and arresting drunk drivers.
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Hazardous night driving on N12 through Warrenton due to broken street lights
Motorists on the N12 through Warrenton face dangers from broken streetlights and poorly maintained verges, raising concerns about Sanral’s maintenance and oversight of this critical route.
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