Barnstable will use $315K in state and federal grants to study 14 intersections for vehicle, bicycle and pedestrian safety.

Individuals are being scammed into paying fees to attend the Gene Louw Traffic Training College in Brackenfell, Cape Town. The department said the criminals are operating via social media and ...

CAPE TOWN - The Western Cape Mobility Department is warning aspiring traffic officers about a scam doing the rounds. Individuals are being scammed into paying fees to attend the provincial Gene ...

The Western Cape Department of Mobility has condemned an ongoing scam in which aspiring traffic officers are being duped by paying fees for the provincial training college. Individuals are being ...

The Western Cape Mobility Department has issued a warning regarding a fraudulent scheme that has been preying on individuals hoping to join the Gene Louw Traffic Training College, Cape {town} Etc ...

CAPE CARTERET — Cape Carteret is seeking a state grant to help pay for enhanced traffic enforcement efforts by the police department. Town commissioners authorized Town Manager Frank Rush and ...

City of Cape Town traffic spokesperson Richard ... That vehicle was not registered with the department for any category of official public transportation in the province. The Road Traffic Management ...

HARWICH – A town-funded ... highest peak hour traffic volumes along Pleasant Lake Avenue between Route 6 and Queen Anne Road. The evaluation found that six of 15 intersections have an average crash ...

The Metro Police Department made 55 arrests on charges including the ... He was detained at Nyanga SAPS. Cape Town Traffic Service had a quiet week on the roads, with five arrests – three for reckless ...

Cape Town drivers are urged to plan ahead as elevated traffic volumes and road closures are expected due to the State of the ...

Cape Town drivers have been advised to make arrangements, where possible, to mitigate the impact of the elevated traffic volumes expected on Thursday due to the State of the Nation Address (SONA).

Commuters spent a mind-boggling 94 hours in traffic last year. And it’s not just Cape Town. Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban are all stuck in the same slow lane.