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Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula has formally introduced the National Road Traffic Amendment Bill to parliament.
The bill aims to introduce dozens of new traffic and motoring-related changes including further regulations around driving schools, licences and traffic wardens.
Arguably the biggest change relates to a new zero-tolerance approach to drunk driving,
Clause 46 introduces a total prohibition for the use and consumption of alcohol by all motor vehicle operators on South African public roads.
It does this by deleting reference to any alcohol content in the blood or breath specimen of motor vehicle drivers on the road in South Africa.
The bill aims to introduce dozens of new traffic and motoring-related changes including further regulations around driving schools, licences and traffic wardens.
Arguably the biggest change relates to a new zero-tolerance approach to drunk driving,
Clause 46 introduces a total prohibition for the use and consumption of alcohol by all motor vehicle operators on South African public roads.
It does this by deleting reference to any alcohol content in the blood or breath specimen of motor vehicle drivers on the road in South Africa.
New drunk driving rules proposed for South Africa
Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula has formally introduced the National Road Traffic Amendment Bill to parliament.
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