The public can comment on the draft developed to govern traffic offences with the Aarto Act.

The Aarto Act includes the licence points demerit system for “reckless drivers”.

On Saturday, President Cyril Ramaphosa will officially launch the campaign for this month in Gauteng.

A new trend has caught fire as these illegal panel vehicles are allegedly being converted into ambulances too.

Mbalula signed a protocol that deals with criminal offences committed on-board international flights.

Mbalula is planning a road safety campaign that will “aggressively” drive road safety messages.

Train drivers are confused about the war room program’s priority.

The department further suffered a loss of R63 million.

Out with the old, and in with the new.

The Gauteng department of transport has promised to eliminate potholes on roads in the province, but the future of e-tolls still hangs in the balance.

Focal point of this system is monitor Metrorail’s operations.

Alec Moemi has been told to make bolstering PRASA’s security his top priority as he was announced the new director-general of transport.

But the Western Cape Premier was pleased that Fikile Mbalula was taking the time to personally find out the perils faced by commuters on Cape Town trains.

Nearly R200 million earmarked for the upgrade of Moloto Road was apparently returned to National Treasury and the DA wants to know why.

Transport Minister Bonginkosi Blade Nzimande released the preliminary report on the Easter Road Safety Campaign on Thursday, 2 May. This year’s theme was ‘Arrive Alive.’

Damage to infrastructure and outdated software has hampered progress at driving centres around South Africa.

The department of transport noted the importance of tight driver vetting processes after a meeting with Taxify.

The Department of Transport has presented a list of interventions that will be discussed next month, with the aim of making changes to traffic laws.

The Department of Transport has issued a directive to provincial and municipal traffic authorities.

Transport minister, Blade Nzimande has promised a clamp down on reckless driving, after hundreds died on South Africa’s roads this festive season.

The Transport Minister told SABC that there are no plans to do away with e-tolls.

Motorists will face the full might of the law if they are caught participating in the new dance craze.

Three state vehicles torched in protests last week in Matatiele.

Good news for this looking to avoid queues.

Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene will be meeting with the department and portfolio committee on Tuesday to discuss the financial impact of the new RABS bill.