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    City starts roadworks in parts of Durbanville and Bellville

    City starts roadworks in parts of Durbanville and Bellville

    27 July 2026

    These roadworks in Durbanville and Bellville are a vital investment in maintaining a safe, reliable and resilient road network

    City starts road resurfacing work along Ottery roads

    City starts road resurfacing work along Ottery roads

    23 February 2026

    ​The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate has commenced with road maintenance work on Ottery Road, New Ottery Road, and Old Strandfontein Road in Ottery

    City urges motorists to put vehicle safety first

    City urges motorists to put vehicle safety first

    06 December 2025

    Cape Town experiences a surge in traffic volumes over the festive season

    City provides update on Kommetjie Road upgrade

    City provides update on Kommetjie Road upgrade

    25 November 2025

    ​The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate would like to advise residents that the end is in sight for the roadworks along Kommetjie Road. Although the project works needed to be extended due to unforeseen circumstances

    City commences with roadworks in Kleinvlei, Eerste River and Kuils River

    City commences with roadworks in Kleinvlei, Eerste River and Kuils River

    21 October 2025

    The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate would like to advise residents, road users, businesses and the broader public of resurfacing roadworks along roads in Kleinvlei, Eerste River and Kuils River

    City aims to curb errant driving on Kloof Nek Road

    City aims to curb errant driving on Kloof Nek Road

    09 May 2025

    The City’s Urban Mobility Directorate is working on implementing measures to assist in mitigating the impact of errant vehicles travelling down Kloof Nek Road.

    Hop on over for free vehicle checks during Operation Exodus

    Hop on over for free vehicle checks during Operation Exodus

    08 April 2025

    Operation Exodus kicks off on Friday, 11 April 2025 until Thursday, 17 April and will offer free vehicle safety checks to long-distance operators before they leave Cape Town’s city limits.

    Rehabilitation of Jakes Gerwel Drive

    Rehabilitation of Jakes Gerwel Drive

    30 September 2024

    The road rehabilitation work between Duinefontein Road Bridge and Highlands Drive

    Scholar transport operators urged to stay in the right lane

    Scholar transport operators urged to stay in the right lane

    18 January 2024

    A key challenge remains the number of drivers transporting children without the necessary permits and qualifications.

    Pending applications exceeding number of new operating licences available to metered-taxi operators

    Pending applications exceeding number of new operating licences available to metered-taxi operators

    31 August 2023

    The moratorium on new applications for metered-taxi operating licences was lifted in February 2023 and has been executed in two phases.

    WCG, City welcome opportunity to make Taxi Agreement an order of Court

    WCG, City welcome opportunity to make Taxi Agreement an order of Court

    17 August 2023

    The Western Cape Government and City of Cape Town welcome the opportunity to make the terms of the agreement which ended the minibus-taxi strike an order of the High Court today.

     City welcomes SANTACO’s withdrawal of strike action

    City welcomes SANTACO’s withdrawal of strike action

    10 August 2023

    The City of Cape Town is pleased that the destructive taxi strike has come to an end. We appreciate the constructive approach taken by minibus taxi association Santaco today.

    Committee applauds enactment of amended Traffic-Bylaw provisions

    Committee applauds enactment of amended Traffic-Bylaw provisions

    02 August 2023

    The City's Safety and Security Portfolio Committee notes the robust debate that has followed the implementation of the provisions of the amended Traffic By-law – specifically the impoundment of private vehicles.

    City will not tolerate violence, intimidation as Santaco enforces stay-away

    City will not tolerate violence, intimidation as Santaco enforces stay-away

    20 February 2023

    STATEMENT BY THE CITY’S MAYORAL COMMITTEE MEMBER FOR URBAN MOBILITY, COUNCILLOR ROB QUINTAS

    City will keep on enforcing the law to ensure safe and legal public transport

    City will keep on enforcing the law to ensure safe and legal public transport

    16 February 2023

    ​I want to make it very clear to Santaco: No single stakeholder has a monopoly over public transport in Cape Town.

    Scholar transport 'more than just a ride'

    Scholar transport 'more than just a ride'

    18 January 2023

    Any person or company that offers a scholar transport service is required, by law, to have an operating permit, a public driving permit (PrDP) and a vehicle that is roadworthy, among others.

    Operation Exodus shifts into gear with vehicle safety checks

    Operation Exodus shifts into gear with vehicle safety checks

    11 December 2022

    City's Traffic Servicec provides annual vehicle safety checks

    Traffic officers take on a heavy load

    Traffic officers take on a heavy load

    21 October 2022

    During the operation, officers stopped and checked 220 heavy motor vehicles and 116 other vehicles, resulting in 4 624 offences being recorded.

    Safety and Security portfolio committee condemns attacks on staff

    Safety and Security portfolio committee condemns attacks on staff

    07 September 2022

    City condemns attack on emergency service staff

    City takes to the road with amended Traffic By-law

    City takes to the road with amended Traffic By-law

    02 August 2022

    The City of Cape Town first introduced its Traffic By-law in 2011.

    Passengers, bus driver safe after MyCiTi bus caught fire

    Passengers, bus driver safe after MyCiTi bus caught fire

    22 February 2022

    The MyCiTi buses travelling along the T01 route will be temporarily deviated until further notice.

    City, N2 Company getting fleet ready for N2 Express bus service

    City, N2 Company getting fleet ready for N2 Express bus service

    09 February 2022

    The N2 Company will manage and maintain the City-owned buses that will operate the N2 Express service

    Robot racing at Killarney – a safe and fun alternative

    Robot racing at Killarney – a safe and fun alternative

    26 January 2022

    The first robot racing event was held in December 2015.

    Safety first when transporting school children

    Safety first when transporting school children

    19 January 2022

    The City’s Traffic officers will keep a close eye on scholar transport vehicles, to ensure compliance and the safety of their young passengers

    City crushes abandoned vehicles at impound facilities

    City crushes abandoned vehicles at impound facilities

    08 December 2021

    Impound facilities have limited space available and the crushing allows for more parking space for impounded vehicles.

    Metro Police ensures motorists not stuck between a rock and a hard place

    Metro Police ensures motorists not stuck between a rock and a hard place

    01 July 2021

    The City of Cape Town’s Metro Police officers remove loads of rubble from major highways every evening

    Long arm of the law ready for the long weekend

    Long arm of the law ready for the long weekend

    19 March 2021

    The upcoming long weekend is the first of the year, with many people taking the opportunity to take a break and enjoy the freedom that comes with the lowering of the Covid-19 national alert level

    Enforcing traffic laws, no exceptions

    Enforcing traffic laws, no exceptions

    04 March 2021

    The City is bombarded daily with traffic complaints from every suburb.

    Operation Exodus ensures safer travel

    Operation Exodus ensures safer travel

    22 December 2020

    'Operation Exodus is one of the many interventions the Safety and Security Directorate focuses on during this time to ensure all our road users stay as safe as possible

    Motorists warned about driving without license plates

    Motorists warned about driving without license plates

    21 October 2020

    The City’s Traffic Service has noticed a steady increase in motorists driving without a number plate to avoid being caught on camera.

    City processed 683 000 transactions since June to help clear COVID-19 backlog

    City processed 683 000 transactions since June to help clear COVID-19 backlog

    07 October 2020

    The City thanks customers for their patience during this unprecedented time and apologises for any inconvenience caused

    City offices closed on Heritage Day

    City offices closed on Heritage Day

    18 September 2020

    Customer offices that are situated in the Liberty Promenade Mall in Mitchells Plain and Table Bay Mall will also be closed

    City revenue, vehicle licence offices processed some 530 000 transactions even with COVID-19 impact

    City revenue, vehicle licence offices processed some 530 000 transactions even with COVID-19 impact

    13 September 2020

    The metro’s customer offices have processed about 530 000 transactions since June 2020, while experiencing severe backlogs as a result of the National Lockdown

    Further vehicle licence renewal extension for some motorists: renew by 22 September 2020

    Further vehicle licence renewal extension for some motorists: renew by 22 September 2020

    29 August 2020

    licences that expired on 31 March 2020, 30 April 2020 and 31 May 2020, and those whose licences will expire on 31 August, now have the chance to renew by 22 September 2020.

    August motor licence deadline likely to lead to longer queues, high transaction volumes

    August motor licence deadline likely to lead to longer queues, high transaction volumes

    27 August 2020

    Renew your licence online if possible and note there may be a delay due to backlogs and high volumes.

    A 90-day grace period applies for motor vehicle licence renewals

    A 90-day grace period applies for motor vehicle licence renewals

    23 June 2020

    The City of Cape Town reminds its customers to make use of the 90-day grace period for motor vehicle registration and licencing.

    ​Some cash, motor licence offices open, but only visit if urgent

    ​Some cash, motor licence offices open, but only visit if urgent

    18 June 2020

    The City has been opening its revenue and motor vehicle licencing offices in a phased manner to ensure COVID-19 regulations are met.

    City starts with phased opening of some of its Motor Vehicle Registration and Licencing offices tomorrow

    City starts with phased opening of some of its Motor Vehicle Registration and Licencing offices tomorrow

    08 June 2020

    Phased opening of Motor Vehicle Registration and Licencing offices.

    City opens some revenue offices across the metro to members of the public

    City opens some revenue offices across the metro to members of the public

    07 June 2020

    Motorists are reminded that a 90-day grace period applies for expired driving licence cards, temporary driving licences, learner’s licences, PrDPs and vehicle registration and licence renewal discs from 1 June

    City phases in opening of Motor Vehicle Registration and Licencing offices

    City phases in opening of Motor Vehicle Registration and Licencing offices

    04 June 2020

    The City of Cape Town plans to open its Motor Vehicle Registration and Licencing offices in a phased manner from Tuesday, 9 June 2020 and Wednesday, 10 June 2020 to members of the public.

    City opens Lentegeur revenue office to members of the public

    City opens Lentegeur revenue office to members of the public

    02 June 2020

    The City of Cape Town opened the Lentegeur revenue office for operations today, 2 June 2020.

    Motor licencing, driver's licence services open to customers from 9 June 2020

    Motor licencing, driver's licence services open to customers from 9 June 2020

    01 June 2020

    As communicated on Friday, 29 May 2020, the City of Cape Town will start reopening some of its Driving License Testing Centres and Motor Vehicle Licensing offices from 9 June 2020 subject to national and provincial

    City opens Parow, Kuils River cash offices but still recommends online service options

    City opens Parow, Kuils River cash offices but still recommends online service options

    27 May 2020

    The City of Cape Town opens the Parow and Kuils River cash offices for operations tomorrow, 28 May 2020.

    City prepares to reopen Driving License Testing Centres

    City prepares to reopen Driving License Testing Centres

    26 May 2020

    The City of Cape Town is in the process of devising operational plans for the return to service of Driving License Testing Centres (DLTCs) in the metropole.

    Cash offices starting to open but online service options remain key

    Cash offices starting to open but online service options remain key

    23 May 2020

    The City of Cape Town has started opening some of its cash offices. .

    Grace period for motor vehicle renewals affected by COVID-19 lockdown period still applies

    Grace period for motor vehicle renewals affected by COVID-19 lockdown period still applies

    20 May 2020

    Motorists who were meant to renew their motor vehicle licences in March, April and May but have been unable to do so directly because of the COVID-19 lockdown measures, are advised that a grace period is still in effect.

    Grace period of one month post lockdown for motor vehicle licences, registrations

    Grace period of one month post lockdown for motor vehicle licences, registrations

    07 April 2020

    The validity of motor vehicle licences will be extended for one month following the end of the lockdown period

    Crime prevention operations saw various suspects arrested

    Crime prevention operations saw various suspects arrested

    20 January 2020

    The City’s Traffic Officers arrested 126 suspects, impounded 107 vehicles, 94 cellphones and issued 43438 fines which included the impoundment of 23 taxis by the Taxi Enforcement Unit, as well as issuing 1 040 fines for various offences.

    Travelling to school should be a safe ride

    Travelling to school should be a safe ride

    14 January 2020

    Tomorrow thousands of learners will travel to school to start the new academic year.

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