The Sustainable Warrant operation has caught the attention of motorists with an increase in the number of people owning up to outstanding warrants of arrest for unpaid traffic-related debt. TheCapeArgus
Cape Town - The Sustainable Warrant operation, launched in February 2019, has caught the attention of motorists with an increase in the number of people owning up to outstanding warrants of arrest for unpaid traffic-related debt.
The Cape Town Traffic Service has also noted an increase in the number of motorists visiting driving licence testing centres to enquire about and to settle outstanding warrants. An increase has also been observed in the number of administration marks that have been removed from the National Traffic Information System .
It is one of a number of measures introduced by the City to hold motorists accountable for their actions and to drive behavioural change behind the wheel in the interest of road safety.
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