Centurion licensing centre back to full operation
Resumed operations with effect from Wednesday, June 01, after almost a week of closure due to a break-in.
Services at the Centurion licensing centre have been fully restored.
Tshwane metro spokesperson Lindela Mashigo said operations were suspended after a break-in and theft of equipment almost a week ago.
He said the centre became fully operational from June 1.
He said 30 computers were stolen during the break-in.
Mashigo said customers can now look forward to the full bouquet of services being rendered including the following core services:
– Driving licence renewals
– Registration and licensing of motor vehicles
– Application and testing for driving licence
– Application and testing for learners’ licences
Mashigo apologised for the inconvenience caused to the customers during the closure.
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