Cape town cellphone bylaw
City of CT donating confiscated phones to Neighbourhood Watch
The city is in possession of about 7,000 cellphones that have been impounded from motorists.
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Cellphones confiscated from CT motorists to be used in fighting crime
The city has confiscated more than 10,000 cellphones since its by-law came into effect in 2013.
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Where seized cellphones go to die
Thousands of Cape Town drivers have been forced to hand over their cellphones to traffic officials since 2012, but where do all these devices end up?
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Cape cellphone by-laws effective
An impoundment fee was introduced on cellphones in July this year as an added punitive measure.
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CT confiscates motorists' cell phones
Authorities will auction off all the cell phones which have not been collected.
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CPT drivers to pay for confiscated phones
Motorists caught using a cellphone while driving will now pay a R1,140 fine.
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Middle-aged motorists fall foul of cellphone law
It turns out youth are not the main culprits when obeying the new cellphone bylaw.
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WC motorists urged to collect cellphones
If WC motorists do not collect their confiscated cellphones within three months, they will be auctioned.
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Motorists scared into hands-free kits
An increased number of motorists are using hands-free kits because of a new bylaw.
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WC proposes changes to Traffic Act
The Western Cape Transport Department has proposed 92 changes to the National Traffic Act.
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Traffic officers confiscate cellphones
At least half a dozen Cape Town motorists have had their cell phones confiscated on Thursday.
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D-Day for CPT cellphone by-law
The City of Cape Town does not expect any legal challenges against its new cellphone by-law.
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CT cellphone by-law to be enforced
The City of Cape Town will start enforcing its new cellphone by-law on Monday.
