REDUCTION IN TOLL FEES NOT ENOUGH TO LIMIT IMPACT ON MOTORISTS

February 2012: Government’s plans to contribute R5.8 billion towards the total debt associated with the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project to reduce the financial burden of toll fees on consumers suggests it remains adamant about pushing ahead with the toll gate fees, despite serious opposition.

LOOMING AARTO REGULATIONS PRESENT CHALLENGES FOR MOTORISTS

February 2012: Recent reports that the Department of Transport plans to implement the controversial Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) legislation by the 1^st of April 2012, presents significant challenges for both South Africa’s motorists and business owners.

TRACKING TECHNOLOGY VITAL FOR TRAFFIC BREAKDOWNS

November 2011: Thousands of motorists across South Africa are expected to hit the roads over the next few weeks on their way to their Christmas holidays. However, with so many heading to new destinations or travelling very long distances, it is vital to have some form of tracking technology to assist in the event that one breaks down on the side of the road.

FREQUENCY IN BUS, TRUCK ACCIDENTS HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR BETTER

DRIVING PRACTICES

November 2011: The spate of disastrous road traffic accidents on South Africa’s roads in recent months involving commercial vehicles such as buses and trucks, has highlighted the importance for any fleet, transport or courier company to ensure that their drivers are adhering to good driving practices.

NEW ADVANCEMENTS TO REDUCE MOTOR PREMIUMS FOR CONSUMERS

September 2011: New technologies that track and monitor the driving behaviour of motorists are set to revolutionise the motor insurance industry in South Africa, providing businesses and consumers the opportunity to significantly reduce the premiums they are paying.

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