And you thought the Road Accident Fund was bad enough.

Thousands of taxi passengers were left stranded on Monday morning.

Seems South African motorists will be dodging potholes for years to come.

Commuting to and from work is set to continue being tricky.

Toll roads can be an absolute pain. They’re quite the talking point in SA and now the latest price increases might not do the department of transport any favours.

Plans already in place to rename Cape Town International Airport.

A hi-tech tool which will help decrease the number of road accidents.

Many have been left scratching their heads after it was revealed National Treasury dished out another R2bn bailout. This time to Gauteng Roads Department.

Visiting CPT? MyCiti provides a comprehensive service from the city to the suburbs…

Perhaps time to look at another strategy.

City hopes to restore the Metrorail service

SANRAL are still struggling to recover the money spent on roads as resistance over e-tolls is still as strong as ever.

Drivers won’t be allowed to operate in certain areas under these regulations

Drunk drive epidemic is about to meet its match

High levels of corruption and road accidents have led the department to rethink the effectiveness of the current testing system.

The “male stubborn and chauvinistic attitude” accounted for 78.4% of traffic deaths in the first 19 days of December 2016, South Africa’s minister of transport claimed. How did she determine that?

What a cracking idea!

Pretoria – The transport ministry is looking at reclassifying drunk driving to be as serious a crime as rape, murder or attempted murder.

Self-service top up and Wifi coming to a MyCiti bus near you.

I have been investigating a case where an entity within the Department of Transport (DoT), namely the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC), has been withholding funds that it should, ultimately, have paid over to National Treasury. Leaked documents indicate that this has been taking place since at least 2007.

What on earth would make transport minister Dipuo Peters threaten Emirates with grounding and ‘summon’ a United Arab Emirates (UAE) minister to SA for an urgent meeting?