Month: July 2026

Barloworld announce the successful handover of 2 x Cat 707 WBT trucks

Barloworld announce the successful handover of 2 x Cat 707 WBT trucks

First delivery of the Cat 707 WBT in Southern Africa We are proud to announce the successful handover of 2 x Cat 707 WBT trucks to a valued mining customer in the Northern Cape. These units represent the first two Cat 707 WBT trucks sold in Southern Africa, marking an […]

Three vehicles intercepted during operations aimed at stopping cross-border smuggling

Three vehicles intercepted during operations aimed at stopping cross-border smuggling

Three vehicles, including a truck carrying cargo, have been intercepted during operations aimed at stopping cross-border smuggling attempts along the South Africa-Zimbabwe border. Members of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) from 4 Artillery Regiment recovered two stolen vehicles believed to have been destined for Zimbabwe. The recovered vehicles […]

Stolen truck recovered in Eldorado Park, Gauteng

Stolen truck recovered in Eldorado Park, Gauteng

Members of the Eldorado Park Gauteng Traffic Police and Gauteng Traffic Wardens successfully recovered a stolen truck following information received regarding a suspicious truck transporting an unknown load. Acting swiftly on the information, officers traced the vehicle and found it abandoned, idling and stripped.

The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety is bringing government services closer to communities

The Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety is bringing government services closer to communities

As part of the Limpopo Provincial Government’s Service Delivery Week, the Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety is bringing government services closer to communities. Today, 8 July 2026, MEC for Department of Transport and Community Safety, Ms Violet Mathye, will engage scholar transport operators, small taxi operators and public […]

AARTO: stumbling out of the starting blocks?

AARTO: stumbling out of the starting blocks?

The Road Freight Association (RFA) has commented on the structure and nature of AARTO (the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences) since the first iteration of the Act in 1998. The intentions are noble – but the scope is too vast and the structure and processes far too intricate. From […]