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Centurion: The Road Traffic Management Corporation reiterates a call for motorists to exercise caution on the roads this festive season. This comes as twelve people have died in two horror crashes today (13 December 2025). Seven people including a baby died when an SUV and light delivery vehicle
The Mayor of eThekwini Municipality, Councillor Cyril Xaba, today revisited the site of the collapsed building in Verulam to lend support to ongoing rescue and recovery operations. Mayor Xaba commended the rescue teams for their exceptional efforts, which have thus far led to the recovery of four
Take note of the road closure on Rabie Street at Vom Willich Avenue and Embankment Road in Centurion due to a flooded low-lying bridge at End Street. Motorists are urged to avoid flooded routes and low-lying bridges, as we are currently experiencing heavy rainfall and to use alternative safe routes #TMPDSafety Road
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Introduction to Safety for Passengers There have been horrific and alarming bus crashes across the globe. Studies have however revealed that the transportation of school children is safest in buses and in fact significantly safer than transporting school children in minibuses, vans or other passenger
Background info on South African Bus Industry The bus industry in South Africa has for many years made a vital contribution to the economic and social development of the country. As a provider of bus services it has and continues to provide mobility to millions of people who are dependent on public
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