Outa considering a driving licence civil disobedience campaign

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse OUTASA is considering launching an expired driving license card civil disobedience campaign. Moneyweb RoyCokayne

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse is considering launching an expired driving licence card civil disobedience campaign. It is demanding that the government extend the driving licence renewal deadline or instruct enforcement agencies not to issue fines to motorists whose driving licence cards expired in the past 12 months.

Read: SA to get smart card driving licences from October next year New driver’s licence card to be introduced this year Risk of ‘unlawful enforcement’ Fick said if the transport minister does not wish to extend the driver’s licence renewal deadline or the validity of driver’s licence cards, Outa has proposed that law enforcement agencies be instructed to not issue fines for motorists whose driver’s licences cards have expired in the past 12 months because “this may lead to unlawful enforcement”.

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