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By Tom LatekKentucky TodayKentucky State Police (KSP) have launched a new, redesigned website, aimed at providing a streamlined, user-friendly experience for Kentuckians, containing new features

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has issued an apology after inadvertently sending an email to thousands of individuals scheduled for driving tests, wrongly stating that their booked tests were cancelled.

In a statement, the RSA said the email should be ignored.

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has issued an apology after inadvertently sending an email to thousands of individuals scheduled for driving tests, wrongly stating that their booked tests were cancelled.

The total number of learners waiting in Meath is the seventh highest in the State

Service interruptions have been experienced even as Sudanese hackers target key government websites.

As a former reporter, I can’t help but think about how busy The Commonwealth-Journal newsroom must have been at this time of year in 1973. Newspapers from this week in

Ekurhuleni metro police said the public can utilize other centres for licensing services until the damages from earthquake are repaired

Alternative licensing stations have been made available after the station in Germiston was affected by the earthquake.

75 new driving testers will be hired by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) to help alleviate the backlog in driving test appointments.