Articles about Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport

Gauteng accelerates rollout of smart licensing centres

The province expands smart driver licensing centres to improve access, reduce waiting times and strengthen road safety.

Gauteng transport revives cashless payments after hitches

After failing to get its “one-ticket-one-province" system off the ground, the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport accelerates plans to roll it out.

Smart Driving Licence Testing Centres get anti-cheating tech

The Gauteng transport department deploys tech solutions across its smart Driving Licence Testing Centres, to thwart rigging during online K53 learner licence tests.

Top ICT tenders: Eskom looks for load forecasting tool

The software will be used to predict the future electrical demand for its entire area of supply for grid and network planning, says the utility.

Hi-tech centre to drive Gauteng’s transport system

The data-centric Transport Management Centre forms part of the “one-ticket-one-province” initiative to be launched this month.

GP’s pothole app now pinpoints faulty robots

Gauteng’s roads and transport department makes it possible to report potholes and broken traffic lights via its PotholeFixGP app.

Another pothole reporting app makes its debut

After the Find & Fix app stopped operating, the Gauteng government gives it another try with PotholeFixGP.

Government positions Gauteng as Africa’s e-mobility hub

Public transport and roads infrastructure MEC Jacob Mamabolo says Gauteng plans to create a connected and integrated transport system.

Gauteng reaffirms anti-e-tolls position

The provincial transport department remains opposed to making motorists pay to use national roads, as government readies a decision on e-tolling.

Gauteng transport brings mediator on board in e-hailing dispute

The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport appoints a mediator to help resolve the dispute between Uber, Bolt and their driver partners.

Cargo e-bike takes to the streets

The Gauteng transport department debuts an electric-powered bike to provide a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly option in the transportation of goods.

New app for public transport commuters

The "Gauteng on the Move" app is now available to enable users to plan their journeys, with the option to select their preferred transport service.