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Keep safe. Buckle up. And explore the beauty of KZN on our safer roads!

KwaZulu-Natal law enforcement continues to prioritise maximum safety in 2026, implementing roadblocks, vehicle checks, and car searches to ensure the safety of motorists on our roads. This is not only good for residents, but it also encourages road travel across this incredible province, which supports tourism operators and establishments as well.
In the most recent move, KZN MEC for Transport and Human Settlements Siboniso Duma confirmed the province is doubling down on its commitment to responsible driving and clean governance at the frontline of licensing and testing.
They are stamping out bribery, fraud, and corruption at Driver’s Licence Centres and Motor Licensing Offices. Working with the Road Traffic Management Corporation, the National Traffic Anti-Corruption Unit, and the Hawks, the department is actively investigating and arresting syndicates involving officials, driving school instructors, and applicants attempting to ‘buy’ their place on the road.
This follows ongoing road safety measures that have been implemented across KZN. Over the last festive season, the enforcement efforts paid off in the most meaningful way:
This dedication to motor safety has extended to the start of the school year, with nearly 200 scholar transport vehicles inspected, and any unsafe operators removed from the road.
It’s all part of turning KZN into a province where road users feel protected, respected, and responsible.
These improvements come at the perfect time.
Durban has just been named among Time Out’s top 20 Places to Travel in 2026 - a huge boost for a region packed with beaches, game reserves, historic sites, and mountain escapes.
With better licensing systems and safer driving conditions, locals and visitors alike are being encouraged to:
Keep safe. Buckle up. And explore the beauty of KZN on our safer roads!
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