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Traffic fine roadshow returns to Parow

04 September 2025

The roadshow – the first for the new financial year – will run from Friday, 12 September 2025 until Thursday, 18 September. It’s an opportunity for motorists to settle outstanding fines and warrants in a central location. Read more below:

The Traffic Fine Roadshows are incredibly popular, largely because it offers the motoring public an opportunity to settle fines and warrants in one place, and make representation for reduced fine payments.

In the last two years, the Traffic Service in collaboration with the City’s Legal and Revenue Services, have ramped up the frequency of the roadshows from one or two a year to as many as four or five a year.

'The roadshows circumvent what can be a fairly onerous process, particularly for motorists who have fines or warrants in different magisterial districts. Under normal circumstances, they’d have to go to specific municipal courts, but at the roadshow, there are no boundaries. There is also the option of on the spot fine reductions, which is the other reason why these events are so popular,' said Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, Alderman JP Smith.

The latest roadshow will be held at the Parow Civic on the corner of Voortrekker and Talent Street, starting at 08:30 on the following days:

  • Friday, 12 September 2025, until 14:30 (only for City staff and members of public with bulk, i.e. 20 and more representation applications)
  • Saturday, 13 September 2025, between 08:00 and 13:30
  • Monday, 15 – Thursday, 18 September 2025, until 14:30

The roadshow management team may amend start/end times as/when required, based on operational requirements.

Daily, the first 280 persons in the queue will be assisted. Those still in the queue after this point will receive a ticket to return the following day, and will be allowed to move to the front of the queue on presentation of their ticket.

This will be the third roadshow for 2025 – the first two, held in Parow in March and Lentegeur in May, attracted just shy of 6 500 people who made 70 650 representations to the value of R28,5 million.

For more information on the roadshow, refer to the Frequently Asked Questions document in the link here: https://bit.ly/3I6iqOC

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City of Cape Town, Media Office

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