Limpopo Transport focuses on scholar transport compliance

19 May 2025 - Department of Transport

Our Public Transport Unit in Capricorn District is stepping up efforts to keep our roads safe! In a recent operation in Polokwane, our team issued summonses to 17 drivers operating scholar transport without permits and four overloaded vehicles.

Why the crackdown? Scholar transport vehicles must be compliant to ensure the safety of our precious learners. Non-compliant vehicles put children at risk of accidents, injuries, and even fatalities. Let's work together to keep our kids safe on the roads!

#RoadSafety #ArriveAlive

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