Aarto bill
Aarto draft regulations at odds with Constitution, says JPSA
Justice Project South Africa (JPSA) chair Howard Dembovsky on Monday said the regulations were at odds with the Constitution and were likely to result in...
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‘No more coldrink,’ Mbalula tells traffic officers
During the launch of the Transport Month campaign, Minister Fikile Mbalula warned officers against taking bribes.
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Ramaphosa appeals to SA to rely more on public transport to reduce road deaths
Ramaphosa said to assist, government is building more bus rapid transit systems in major cities in order to meet the demand as millions of commuters grow.
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DA calls on govt to delay implementation of Aarto Bill, resolve e-tolls first
President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the bill into law last week. The Act will see motorists losing points for traffic offences, a move which could lead to the suspension of their licences.
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Madikizela warns against prematurely implementing Aarto Bill
Western Cape Transport and Public Works MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela said President Cyril Ramaphosa should have applied his mind before signing the Bill.
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Mixed reaction to signing of Aarto Bill
Cosatu said that the signing of the Aarto Bill by President Cyril Ramaphosa would reduce the carnage on the country's roads.
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New motorist demerit system on the way
Offending drivers will be given points against them if they infringe traffic laws and face having their licences suspended or cancelled if they continue to re-offend.
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Motorists could have licenses suspended for not paying e-tolls, DA warns
When AARTO Act comes into effect, a driver passing 12 gantries with an e-toll sign, could lose 12 points in one day and have their license suspended for a year.
