The Department of Transport has not provided a new date for implementing of the pilot programme
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The headlines vilifying one group of drivers miss the point about an important road safety report.
Minister Fikile Mbalula says motorists’ behaviour will change with disincentives for ‘unbecoming conduct’, but Outa and AA say the legislation was carelessly drafted
Outa says it is back to the drawing board for the government.
Sanral is misleading the public by saying the failure to pay toll fees is against the law, says Justice Project SA.
A hacker has defaced the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences website, where motorists are able to pay traffic fines.
Only a fraction of South Africans pay their traffic fines, according to reports on Sunday.
Although 300Â 000 motorists have registered for the e-tolling system in Gauteng, experts say there is no legal way to force road users to pay.
The planned taxi protest over the implementation of the government’s new traffic demerit system got off to a slow start in Pretoria on Tuesday.
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/ 16 November 2010
Santaco said on Tuesday its members would not be joining taxi drivers marching to the Union Buildings in protest against the traffic demerit system.
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/ 14 November 2010
The SA Transport and Allied Workers’ Union plans to embark on a march next week to oppose the implementation of the new traffic demerit system.
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/ 8 November 2010
The new traffic demerit system will negatively effect owners of company vehicles and their drivers, a consultant said on Monday.
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/ 23 September 2010
Transport Minister Sbu Ndebele has questioned taxi drivers’ opposition to the new traffic legislation.
The Western Cape has dropped a bid for a high court action against new road traffic legislation, after receiving confirmation that its been delayed.