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.
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Speeding soccer player expected in court today
The player, reported to be Pirates' goalkeeper Brighton Mhlongo, was arrested for driving at 173km/h.
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Over 350 motorists arrested for drunk driving in JHB
Twenty-four others were arrested for speeding, including a motorcyclist, who was doing 213km per hour.
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Beaufort West woman arrested for attempting to bribe a traffic cop
Officials say the woman offered the officer a R200 bribe to avoid a speeding fine.
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DJ Black Coffee due in court on Wednesday after speeding offence
There was confusion at court today, as journalists arrived to cover DJ Black Coffee’s appearance.
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DJ Black Coffee released on bail following speeding offence
He was held at the Florida police station for reckless driving and released on bail of a R1,000.
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RTMC warns motorists against excessive speed
RTMC says motorists are losing control of their cars due to excessive speed.
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WC driver caught doing average speed of 191km/h
WC provincial traffic chief Kenny Africa explains how speed-over-distance cameras helps to make roads safer.
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CT driver clocks 240km/h
CT traffic services have arrested a woman for driving a Jaguar on the N2 at 240km/h.
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Dept to challenge Malema's acquittal
The Traffic Dept will challenge Julius Malema’s acquittal on all charges related to reckless driving.
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Malema speeding case postponed
The EFF leader was arrested late last year for driving at 215 km/hour.
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‘Malema & Hofmeyr treated preferentially’
The Justice Project SA says the men were both given unusually lenient treatment after their speeding arrests.
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High-profile speedsters: 'Everyone equal’
Minister Peters says Julius Malema and Steve Hofmeyr didn’t receive special treatment.
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Traffic volumes down this Easter
Thousands of travellers are scheduled to start making their way home on Sunday.
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Speedster clocked at 199km/h
The traffic violator was released on bail and will appear in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on Monday.
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MEC wants harsher penalty for speedsters
Traffic officials on Saturday arrested a 47-year-old man for clocking 241 km/hour.
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Woman nabbed clocking 161km/h
A woman was arrested for speeding on one of the Western Cape's most dangerous roads.
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Ministers are above the law - Govt.
Government has clarified the legal justification for saying VIP guards did not have to pay speeding fines.
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Thousands spent on ministers' speeding fines
The RTMC said government ministers should set an example to road users.
