The implementation of the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) marks a significant change in how traffic infringements are managed in South Africa. While many motorists focus on the impact on individual drivers, employers and businesses operating company vehicles face a new level of responsibility.
For organisations with company cars, delivery vehicles, [more…]
AARTO for businesses: What Every South African Business Needs to Know About Company Vehicles and Traffic FinesFefaTech2026-07-02T11:21:07+02:00
AARTO and the Workplace: What South African Employers Should Prepare For
The nationwide implementation of the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) Act, coming into effect on 1 December 2025, will have a major impact on employers—especially those whose staff drive for work-related purposes.
The AARTO system aims to improve road safety by enforcing stricter compliance [more…]
AARTO and the Workplace: How businesses should prepareFefaTech2026-06-22T11:51:27+02:00
News24 reports that the SA National Taxi Council (Santaco) in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) has reiterated that members might stage a national taxi strike in July if a meeting with government representatives does not go in their favour.
Santaco KZN spokesperson Mandla Mzelemu said on Tuesday that the strike on 12 [more…]
Santaco in KZN warns of national taxi strike looming on 12 Julys26superu2017-09-07T09:12:06+02:00
Business Report writes that the taxi industry, whose protests last week resulted in many of the streets around Johannesburg and Midrand becoming gridlocked, is planning to embark on a national strike and protests next month.
MP Filtane, spokesperson for the Mass Taxi Industry Protest Action Committee, a taxi [more…]
Taxi industry planning on a national strike and protests on 15 Julys26superu2017-06-28T16:18:25+02:00
News24 reports that the SA National Taxi Council (Santaco) in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) has reiterated that members might stage a national taxi strike in July if a meeting with government representatives does not go in their favour.
Business Report writes that the taxi industry, whose protests last week resulted in many of the streets around Johannesburg and Midrand becoming gridlocked, is planning to embark on a national strike and protests next month.