Car crashes on way to cemetery
21 September 2008 | From Arrive Alive
21 September 2008
Durban - A man was killed and two women were seriously injured when two vehicles collided on the M41 in Durban on Sunday, emergency services said.
Netcare 911 spokesperson Chris Botha said a car with three female occupants in their mid-20s collided with a Toyota Corolla on the M41 between Mhlanga and Phoenix at 09:20.
"The car with the women was travelling towards Woodview cemetery when it swerved and collided with the Corolla with a male occupant in his 40s. The man died on the scene," said Botha.
Two female passengers were flung out of their vehicle and were seriously injured. They were taken to hospital in a critical condition, he said.
05 Apr 2025 | Department of Transport
Kwa-Hoyi Village, Mpumalanga: ATNS recently highlighted its steadfast commitment to education and community upliftment by supporting Ntiyi Secondary School in Ka-Hoyi village, Kwalugedlane, Mpumalanga, through its highly successful Corporate Social Investment Programme. From March 31 to April 4, ATNS
28 Mar 2025 | Department of Transport
Inkosi Mhlabunzima Maphumulo House: On the 15th October 2024, we announced our nation-building project, focusing on the recruitment of community development activists across all corners of the province to serve in the KZN Transport Forums.
We stated that this nation-building project arose from our
19 Mar 2025 | Department of Transport
Destination: Germiston Civic Centre
Germiston SAPS Precinct
Information According to the close contact, par of
The EMPD Personnel have planned a drive to Germiston Civic Centre
- To meet with the COE Executive Mayor Cllr Xhakaza
- They are looking for a response to the Memorandum that was
18 Mar 2025 | Department of Transport
Cross-Border Road Transport Act – Fee Adjustment
We would like to inform you that the Cross-Border Road Transport Fee Adjustments, 2025 were published on 28 February 2025 (GG 52198).
Limpopo Province – Registration and licensing fees 2025/2026
National Road Traffic Act (93/1996):
17 Mar 2025 | Department of Transport
On 5 September 2024, the auditor-general received a request from the minister of transport, Ms Barbara Creecy, MP, to audit allegations of tender process manipulation for the smart driver’s card machine at the Driving Licence Card Account (DLCA) and its parent department, the Department of Transport
23 Feb 2025 | Department of Transport
In line with its strategic decision to move the organisation from a regional-office based model to a provincial-office based one, the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) has embarked on a process to open offices across the country’s nine provinces.
According to SANRAL’s
19 Feb 2025 | Department of Transport
The Road Traffic Management Corporation’s online vehicle license renewal portal turns three years old today and it continues to be the preferred online platform by many South African motorists.
About 3.5 million transactions have been completed on the portal since its launch in February 2022.
10 Feb 2025 | Department of Transport
R1 billion for the construction of P7-4 linking Bulwer - Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma Municipality, Eastern Cape - Gauteng - Harry Gwala District and other areas.
IN PICTURES: Duma is inspiring hope for a Better Future. He is crisscrossing the province unveiling the construction of road networks and
31 Jan 2025 | Department of Transport
ACSA had a bumper Peak travel Period with a strong 2026 outlook
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) is proud to report a highly successful performance during the 2024 peak travel period, recording a remarkable 91% recovery to pre-pandemic levels and a 5% year on year increase in total passenger traffic.
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