At the recent National Vehicle Crime Forum, the South African Police Force (SAPF) said that microdot technology will become compulsory for all vehicles from January 2011.
The Eastern Cape became the last province to implement and roll out the new Driver’s Licence Electronic Booking System. The project was prompted by the increasing need to come up with an efficient, secure and customer convenience system.
A reflective emergency warning triangle is now a compulsory article in all motor vehicles. Charles Reynolds, Chief Director of Traffic Management in the Eastern Province, said all vehicles registered after July 1, 2007 must carry at least one emergency warning triangle sign in terms of Regulation 214 (2) (a) of the National Road Traffic Act.
Minimum temperatures have been in the minus degrees the winter and this may have you wrapping yourself up against the cold, but have you considered that your engine may need some extra attention too?
You've just been hit by a car. You're either happy to be alive, filled with rage or on the verge of breaking down from shock. One way or another, adrenalin will be raging through your body.
Re: a new name for Grahamstown, there is one undoubtedly incorruptible, efficient and impartial municipal employee we know, the hated but respected traffic officer Bafo. Julia, let's go for KwaBafo!