Learner transport compliance a priority for the WC
Lusanda Bill
21 October 2014
The Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works and theMossel
Bay
Meanwhile also on the same day an integrated roadblock was conducted on the N2 highway betweenMossel Bay
The Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works and the
This is where vehicles were
checked for legal and safety compliance.
The department will continue to conduct similar operations to ensure the
safety of children who make use of scholar transport.
Departmental Spokesperson
Byron La Hoe said the operation mainly targeted driver fitness and
roadworthiness for leaner transport vehicles.
It formed part of various activities that are taking place this month as
it is Transport Month.
Meanwhile also on the same day an integrated roadblock was conducted on the N2 highway between
This is where several vehicles
including taxis were suspended and several arrests made.
La hoe said three minibus
taxis were suspended and 22 cases were issued to the value of
R20 300. A further 99 vehicles were
stopped during the operation and one illegal immigrant was arrested.
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