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Bolt’s contentious Bajaj Qute service sees customer demand

Bolt Lite grows 10% month-on-month, as cash-strapped riders take to the low-cost option to use Bajaj Qute vehicles.

5:10
CSIR25 Oct

New CSIR lab aims to curb road traffic accidents

SA’s scientific research entity puts tech and data analysis at the heart of improving road safety policies and products.

3:00

Government readies NEV policy guidelines

The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition works alongside other departments to finalise the electric vehicle policy guidelines.

3:50

Joburg to Cape drive exposes EV charging shortcomings

A 2 225km electric vehicle road trip through SA shows the national charging network is not yet sufficient to handle a proliferation of EVs on national roads.

3:30

Pay-as-you-drive models boost EV, hybrid sales in SA

Despite a decline in new vehicle sales, younger generations of drivers show growing interest in flexible financing models, says TransUnion.

3:30
GoMetro16 Oct

SA-founded GoMetro receives R3.3m funding in UK

The grant will be used to finance a six-month trial with UK logistics companies Maritime Transport and Welch’s Transport.

4:20

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.

1:40
Bolt11 Oct

Bolt, Liberty partner to improve driver’s financial wellbeing

Bolt is hosting financial wellness workshops for drivers, in partnership with Liberty.

2:30

Lancashire Police deploy Motorola Solutions in-car video solution across full vehicle fleet

The video technology delivers real-time footage and alerts officers to critical events happening around them.

3:50

‘Next-level’ tech planned for high-speed Gauteng-Limpopo train

The high-speed train linking Gauteng to Limpopo will be a high-tech transportation system that operates using the latest innovations, says the Gautrain Management Agency.

4:20

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.

6:50

SA’s first electric minibus taxi set to hit the road

The eKamva is being certified compliant with local safety and vehicle standards, with charging hubs to be deployed at taxi ranks.