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Tell us what’s on your mind: Do you think AARTO will make the roads safer?

The Administrative Adjudication of the Road Traffic Offences system (AARTO) is expected to be phased in from December 1. Do you believe this will make our roads safer?

October 27, 2025
Tayla Smit Less than a minute
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Siphesihle George: I think people will be more careful, because right now they just don’t think. Maybe it will make them think twice before driving irresponsibly.

The Administrative Adjudication of the Road Traffic Offences system is expected to be phased in from December 1. Do you believe this will make our roads safer?

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Kekeletso Sathikge: I believe it will help to make the roads safer. It’s going to help reduce accidents and create order in the country.
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Chris Nel: It won’t work because it’s just a money-making scheme. There’s too much corruption involved, and we don’t have control over the taxis.
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Trevor Mokoena: It’s a good thing. I think the system will help to improve road safety. We must start taking responsibility for what happens on the roads.
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Cebsile Mthembu: It will be fair. If you’re wrong, you’re wrong. Hopefully, it will help to get rid of corruption.

Also Read: #MandelaMonth: Tell us what’s on your mind

Also Read: Transport Month: Tell us what’s on your mind

   

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October 27, 2025
Tayla Smit Less than a minute

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