Speedster sentenced in Scottburgh
The motorist was arrested by Park Rynie RTI for driving 172km/h in a 120km/h zone.
The Scottburgh Magistrate’s Court recently handed a R30 000 fine or eight months’ prison sentence to Musa Trevor Mnguni for speeding.
He was arrested in December by Park Rynie RTI for driving 172 km/h in a 120 km/h zone in the mid-South Coast area.
In addition to his sentence, Mnguni’s driver’s licence was suspended as per the execution of RTI’s #NenzaniLaEzweni Operation.
The KZN Department of Transport has stated that through this driver’s licence suspension, it hopes to get a clear message across to all motorists that a driver’s licence is a legally granted privilege and not a constitutional right.
The department applauds the Park Rynie team, as well as the court for its professionalism and the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development for managing cases effectively.
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