ITWeb TV: Bolt SA tightens screws after profile-rental fatality | Ep #158
In this episode of ITWeb TV, Simo Kalajdzic, senior operations manager at Bolt South Africa, discusses how a fatal profile-rental incident prompted the e-hailer to strengthen safety controls against driver profile sharing. #Bolt #E-hailing safety #SouthAfrica
A possible eNatis hack sees scammers sending fake fines with motorists’ correct number plates and registration details.
The Road Traffic Infringement Agency is using tech − from e-mail tracking to a contravention register − to enforce AARTO phase two, despite OUTA’s court challenge.
Corporate digital accounts will be created for driving schools, allowing them to book clients on the system.
Gauteng’s transport department enables new online platforms to allow motorists to make bookings to renew licences at Driving Licence Testing Centres.
The Constitutional Court dismisses Tasima's application to hang on to the vehicle registration system, signalling an end to the years-long legal battle over management of eNatis.
The company slams government's full takeover of the national traffic information database, despite legal judgement compelling it to do so.
Tasima reportedly eyes further legal action in the battle to keep control of the national vehicle registration system, despite judgement in favour of government.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation will operate eNatis following the court's decision to dismiss attempts to stop the transfer management process.
The Constitutional Court rules the country's vehicle registration database must be transferred to the Department of Transport.
Judge orders transport department to immediately pay Tasima R33 million.
Cape Town's motorists will be able to pay traffic fines via an SMS link.
eNatis database operator, Tasima, has won its Supreme Court of Appeal battle against the Department of Transport.