City of Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has made some BIG admissions about the state of roads in CPT townships.

Two provinces are tied for the ‘deadliest outcomes’ of the recent festive season – as road fatalities soar once more in South Africa.

An unspeakable tragedy has unfolded on one of the busiest routes through the Western Cape, following a fatal crash on the N1 this morning.

Please be safe on the roads this festive season…
A devastating road accident in Mpumalanga has left 9 people dead.

‘Huge holes’, ‘a disintergrating road surface’, and ‘deep trenches’ have all been reported, on what is potentially the most dangerous road in Mzansi.

You have to see this one to believe it. Within two months, we have another wreckless motorist driving a car with trolley wheels on our roads.

The unwelcome guest that is Eskom load shedding is back. Here’s what to do as a motorist at traffic intersections during blackouts.

A head-on collision between a truck and sedan killed four people on the R40 in Mpumalanga near Bushbuckridge.

A BMW driver has sped his way to police cells. He was caught flying at a speed of 216km/h in a 120km/h zone near Bronkhorstspruit.

Roads in the Sahel state are notoriously noisy and chaotic: they are often unsealed, plagued by daredevil drivers and prone to wandering cows.

A company has been left red-faced after placing street lights in a bizarre spot in Roodepoort due to a drawing mistake.

A tree had fallen over during a storm crushing a taxi in the process. The driver was seriously injured as he was entrapped in the front cab.

‘A gallant fighter, who died saving the nation from a dangerous drug lord’ is how RTI officer Devan Naik will be remembered.

On average, 40% of drivers are blind. This is the alarmings percentage of drivers who are risking ‘inattention blindness’, their lives and that of others daily, by using their cellphones while driving.

It’s that time of the year, folks.

That’s one massive sinkhole…

Load shedding and power outages affect traffic lights and street lighting.

Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has now officially approved a price hike for toll fees on South Africa’s most popular routes – so, what’s the damage?

“This does not bode well for a state-owned enterprise that the public will soon have to trust to handle billions of rands in traffic fine revenue,” says Justice Project South Africa (JPSA).

How much? Toll road fees across the nation are set to rise next month – and even the unpopular ‘e-tolls system’ is getting more expensive.

What a terrible way to start 2021. A multi-car pile-up in the Western Cape has killed eight people, and the N1 crash caused major traffic issues on Friday.

Preliminary figures released by Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula show that festive road fatalities declined by 5.7%, some 2000 motorists have been arrested for various offences.

The key is to be prepared and to remain calm.

Too fast, too furious, too dangerous to be on the road. The festive traffic stats for 2020 have been released, and one speed racer has been publicly shamed.

Flip-flops are, apparently, the worst possible shoes you can wear while driving – and South Africans have been urged to heed a new warning statement.