The City of Cape Town is taking a zero-tolerance stance on disorderly road conduct ahead of the Easter weekend.
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The City’s mayoral committee member for Safety and Security, Alderman JP Smith said that driving behaviour remains a prominent issue, particularly within the public transport sector. He specifically mentioned the recklessness often observed among minibus taxi drivers, endangering passengers and other road users.
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As Easter approaches, Alderman Smith asserts that all lawbreakers on Cape Town’s roads will face consequences.
The city reports a daily average of over 50 public transport vehicles being impounded due to traffic violations. This measure is deemed necessary as some taxi drivers persist in their reckless behaviour despite fines.
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