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SA recently launched its first DRIVE-THROUGH service for motor vehicle license renewals. Here is everything you should know.

Taxi organisation Santaco has threatened to take its 15,000 minibus taxis off Western Cape streets, leaving about two million commuters stranded, if the Western Cape government does not reconsider its decision to halt a successful pilot project.

The Blue Dot taxi pilot project, which was designed to reduce driving offences by minibus taxis, will be ending on 30 November.

Santaco's Western Cape chairperson, Mandla Hermanus, said they were informed that the Blue Dot taxi project would cease operations at the end of November due to a lack of funding.

South Africa’s only driver’s licence printing machine has reportedly been broken for approximately two weeks.

THE Western Cape MEC of Mobility Daylin Mitchell has remembered traffic cops who died in the line of duty in a wreath-laying ceremony held in Brackenfell on Monday, 10 October.

Its been more than a year since Western Cape Mobility MEC Daylin Mitchell closed the route following several incidents of violent conflict and the loss of lives.

After more than a year of not being able to use the minibus taxi route from Mbekweni in Paarl to Bellville, Western Cape taxi associations have reached an agreement to 'co-exist and to provide bi-directional services'.

A SUSPECTED drunk driver is in hot water after he drove into an accident scene, injuring a traffic cop who was attending a scene where a pedestrian was knocked down in the middle of the road.

The withdrawal is due to problems that Prasa faces with a service provider that supplies diesel for the Malmesbury diesel train service.