If you are in an accident, you need to report this to the police, who will complete an accident report.
The Arrive Alive Campaign aims to decrease the number of lives lost on South African roads through raising public awareness of road safety concerns.
The Department of Transport and Public Works keeps data and statistics on accidents that have occurred in the province. The same information is also kept by the City of Cape Town for accidents that have occurred in the area of jurisdiction of the city.
Traffic light failures impact adversely on all road users and must be reported immediately.
The municipality is responsible for controlling traffic and parking in the area.
All traffic violations that take place in the City of Cape Town - that is, the Cape Metropolitan area, Blaauwberg, Cape Town CBD, Helderberg, Oostenberg, South Peninsula and Tygerberg - are dealt with by the City of Cape Town's Municipal Traffic Departments.
Each municipality handles traffic fines in its jurisdiction. It is your right to view speed-camera photos and contest in writing any traffic fine you may receive.
All traffic violations that take place in George are handled by the George Traffic Department.
All traffic violations which occur within the Laingsburg Municipality are handled by the Laingsburg Traffic Department.
All traffic violations that take place in Grabouw, Caledon/Middleton, Botrivier, Riviersonderend, Villiersdorp, Greyton and Genadenda are handled by the Theewaterskloof Traffic Department. It also manages speed fines along the N2 at certain points in this area.
This in an online service, which allows you to calculate whether you are over the legal limit or not, based on how much you have drunk, your body weight, time, and gender.