road safety
road safety
road safety
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Six killed, six seriously injured in R61 crash near Aberdeen
Tragic R61 crash near Aberdeen claims six lives and injures six others. Read about the details of this devastating accident.
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Three Cape Town cyclists dead in 10 months as families await their day in court
Three Cape Town cyclists have died on the city’s roads in 10 months. The Pedal Power Association says the one-metre passing law has never been prosecuted.
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Black rhino safely removed from R63 after road closure
A black rhino was safely darted and removed from the R63 between Robert Sobukwe Town and Pearston after the road was closed.
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Cape Town joins Bloomberg global road safety drive
The initiative links more than 30 cities worldwide in implementing evidence-based measures to cut traffic deaths and injuries.
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Woman killed after rock thrown from bridge onto R24 near Bedfordview
A woman was killed after a rock thrown from a bridge smashed through her windscreen on the R24 near Bedfordview on Friday morning.
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Eastern Cape motorists urged to take care in severe winter weather
The Eastern Cape Department of Transport has urged motorists to drive cautiously as persistent winter weather creates slippery roads and poor visibility.
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How South Africa’s Aarto demerit system will work – and how you could lose your licence after three violations
South African motorists are heading for a new reality on the roads when the Aarto demerit system comes into effect.
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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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