The Road Traffic Management Corporation has urged Gauteng motorists and other road users to exercise caution as increased traffic is expected around Heritage Day on Thursday, 24 September 2026. The warning comes as public schools close for the third term on Wednesday, 23 September, creating a holiday period in which families may travel, visit relatives or attend Heritage Day activities.
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New South African e-hailing laws introduce driver licences, geographic limits, and safety measures to improve urban transport security and reduce conflicts.
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Uber and Bolt respond to a planned nationwide strike by e-hailing drivers in South Africa demanding fair pay and better conditions. Learn about the strike’s background, company responses, and the future outlook.
Gauteng’s bustling urban landscape demands efficient and affordable transport options for millions of commuters daily. With rising living costs, finding…
Gauteng’s ambitious high-speed bullet train, designed to connect the province with Limpopo, is moving quickly from vision to reality. Recent…