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Unroadworthy vehicles being pulled off roads by RTMC over festive season

Unroadworthy vehicles being pulled off roads by RTMC over festive season TimesLIVE > By TimesLIVE - 17 December 2020 - 09:37 Faulty brakes, dysfunctional steering racks, smooth tyres and badly cracked windscreens: This is what traffic officials are flagging during festive season safety operations. Image: Facebook/1Second CPT Traffic law enforcement officers are stepping up the campaign to remove unsafe vehicles from the roads ahead of the peak festive season travel, says the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC). Vehicle roadworthiness has been identified as a key area of focus in this year’s festive season road safety campaign, said the RTMC. Last year vehicle roadworthiness was a factor in 7% of fatal crashes that took place over the festive season.

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âââ KATLEHO MORAPELA 15:20 Thu, 17 Dec 2020 The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) warns that traffic law enforcement officers will be intensifying their campaign to remove unsafe vehicles from the roads ahead of the peak festive season travel. Spokesperson, Simon Zwane, says more than 1 800 vehicles countrywide have been removed from the roads after it was discovered that they were being operated on public roads while they had major defects that placed the lives of other road users at risk. Zwane says over 1 400 public transport vehicles have also been impounded for operating without permits and overloading of passengers. Zwane says no stone will be left unturned in efforts to ensure road safety this festive season.

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LETTER | It s time South African driving licence renewals should go digital - reader

Lefty Shivambu • South Africans are fed up with the driving licence system and having to renew your card every five years. • Recently we reminded readers that your driving licence never expires, only your card does. • Wheels24 readers Bev Moss-Reilly and Keith Moir share their thoughts. • For more motoring stories, go to Wheels24. Following our recent reports that driving licences never expire, many readers have shared their opinions on this blatant money-making scheme since motorists are not legally compelled to renew their driving licence cards. Yet, if we don t, we lose anyway. Earlier in December, I shared with our readers that your driving licence never expires, only your licence card does. With the Road Traffic Management Corporation making threats against motorists of unlawful arrests, it s imperative motorists make themselves aware of their rights and the rules of the road.

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Know your rights at the roadblocks these holidays - LNN

Photo: Zululand Observer Civil society group Justice Project South Africa (JPSA) says it is concerned with recent statements made by the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC), which it says flout the law and violate the Constitution. In a statement this week, the RTMC advised all motorists to check if they have any outstanding traffic fines before embarking on their festive journeys. “Traffic officers are being deployed on all major routes and those found with outstanding traffic fines will not be allowed to proceed,” it said. “Traffic officers will also be deployed at various locations nationwide to deal with inconsiderate, reckless and negligent driving, speeding, drunk driving, vehicle roadworthiness and overloading.”

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Know your rights at the roadblocks these holidays

Know your rights at the roadblocks these holidays
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