Speeding
Court orders Semenya to complete 50 hours of community service for speeding
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) on Wednesday said the Olympic champion pleaded guilty to a speeding charge last week and was granted R500 bail.
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Over 300km/h Joburg speedster to make first court appearance
In a video that went viral, the 36-year-old driver was seen clocking just over 300km/h in an Audi TT on the N1 Southbound in Midrand while being filmed by a passenger encouraging him to go faster.
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'We're in hot pursuit,' says Mbalula after 308km/h speedster identified
The Road Traffic Management Corporation confirmed in a tweet that the speedster had been identified and called for him to turn himself over or they would come to him at his residence.
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JMPD appeals to public to help identify highway 300km/h speedster
The speedster is seen driving in a 120-kilometer zone while being filmed by a passenger encouraging him to go faster.
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Gauteng traffic police continuing hunt for 308km/h speedster
The car’s speedometer showed the driver clocking 308km/h while being encouraged by a passenger in Afrikaans to go faster.
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JMPD vows to prosecute 308km/h speedster
In a video which has gone viral on social media, the motorist is seen clocking just over 300km/h on the highway.
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WC authorities crack whip on reckless drivers
Over 400 drivers have been prosecuted for driving above the speed limit.
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CT's speeding Lamborghini driver arrested on N1 highway
The City of Cape Town's ghost squad spotted the Italian supercar flash past and gave chase.
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Fines worth more than R370k issued on WC roads this weekend
Two speedsters have also been arrested in Touwsriver and Beaufort West.
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18 drunk drivers arrested over long weekend in WC
Two speedsters are also set to appear in court in Beaufort West and Vredenburg today.
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Speeding, overloading remain most common offences on the roads - RTMC
More than 1,700 motorists have been caught speeding, while at least 300 have been slapped with fines for overloading.
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'You will never touch my blood'
EFF leader Julius Malema has accused the Free State police of acting on the command of ANC to arrest him, but says their plan failed.
