Speeding fines
WC motorists served with fines totaling R152,000
The highest speed recorded so far was 231 km per hour in a 120 km zone in Brackenfell.
The player, reported to be Pirates' goalkeeper Brighton Mhlongo, was arrested for driving at 173km/h.
Twenty-four others were arrested for speeding, including a motorcyclist, who was doing 213km per hour.
Officials say the woman offered the officer a R200 bribe to avoid a speeding fine.
There was confusion at court today, as journalists arrived to cover DJ Black Coffee’s appearance.
He was held at the Florida police station for reckless driving and released on bail of a R1,000.
RTMC says motorists are losing control of their cars due to excessive speed.
WC provincial traffic chief Kenny Africa explains how speed-over-distance cameras helps to make roads safer.
CT traffic services have arrested a woman for driving a Jaguar on the N2 at 240km/h.
The Traffic Dept will challenge Julius Malema’s acquittal on all charges related to reckless driving.
The EFF leader was arrested late last year for driving at 215 km/hour.
The Justice Project SA says the men were both given unusually lenient treatment after their speeding arrests.
Minister Peters says Julius Malema and Steve Hofmeyr didn’t receive special treatment.
Thousands of travellers are scheduled to start making their way home on Sunday.
The traffic violator was released on bail and will appear in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on Monday.
Traffic officials on Saturday arrested a 47-year-old man for clocking 241 km/hour.
A woman was arrested for speeding on one of the Western Cape's most dangerous roads.
Government has clarified the legal justification for saying VIP guards did not have to pay speeding fines.
The RTMC said government ministers should set an example to road users.