traffic fines
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Roadshow cracks nearly R16m in traffic fine representations
Cape Town’s latest traffic roadshow in Athlone saw over 3 600 motorists settle fines, generating nearly R16 million in payments and representations.
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Motorists warned to settle outstanding fines ahead of Easter long weekend
South Africans are urged to check traffic fines before Easter travel to avoid penalties and ensure safer road conditions during peak traffic.
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Don’t fall for fake traffic fines: Aarto warns of email and SMS scams
Fake traffic fines are on the rise. Motorists are caution against fraudulent websites that impersonate official platforms.
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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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Early payment of traffic fines could cut costs by half
South African motorists could save up to 50% on traffic fines by settling them within 30 days of issue, according to industry experts warning that January’s financial pressures make early…
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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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Cape Town traffic fines go digital: New online platform eliminates queue frustrations
Cape Town motorists can now pay traffic fines online through PayThat.co.za, eliminating queues and offering multiple payment methods with no extra fees.
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