RTMC celebrates excellent driving licence RENEWAL service

The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) is commemorating two years since its driving license offices in Midrand and Eco Park were formally opened.

“The RTMC takes satisfaction in the progress it has made in its mission to offer a top-notch service to South African people residing in Gauteng. A total of 127 952 people visited the centers, and all of them departed beaming,” the corporation reported on Thursday.

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What is being used to collect applicants information?

Currently, the Smart Enrolment System is used by both licensing offices to collect applicant information.

“The use of this advanced technology eliminates the need to print ID photos for renewal purposes. This does not only enhance efficiency but also improves the overall experience for clients by reducing the time spent at the centres.

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“Eliminating the need for printed ID photos aligns with modern practices of reducing carbon emissions in line with the country’s sustainability goals,” the RTMC said.

What is RTMC urging drivers to do?

All drivers who have applied for new driver’s license cards are still being urged by the Corporation to come pick them up because failing to do so could result in the cards being destroyed.

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The centers are open seven days a week from 7am to 9pm, and applicants are urged to take advantage of the additional hours.

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Last month, motor vehicle owners were encouraged to take proactive steps to renew their licences and avoid penalties.

This came after the RTMC noticed that there are more than a million motor vehicle licences that were set to expire in September.

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