Smart DLTCs Centres | Obtain your driver’s licence through the Gauteng Province Roads and Transport Department’s Smart Driving Learner Testing Centres (DLTCs).

The department provides licensing services, including driver’s license applications, renewals, professional driver es, and motor vehicle registration.

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These efforts also support the province’s commitment to building a circular economy by creating opportunities for waste pickers, buy-back centres and local recycling initiatives, turning waste management into a source of economic activity and job creation.
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Construction work continues on the K60 Road between Maxwell Drive and Allandale Road, covering a distance of 6.3km. The project is aimed at improving road infrastructure, enhancing connectivity and easing mobility for motorists.

The ongoing construction forms s commitment to delivering quality road infrastructure that supports economic activity, improves accessibility and responds to the growing mobility needs of Gauteng communities.

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Maintenance teams were hard at work in Benoni, carrying out grass cutting on P58/1 (R554) and drain cleaning on P6/2 (R23).

These routine maintenance activities improve road visibility, ensure effective stormwater drainage and enhance safety for all road users.
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The call forms part of Gauteng’s Bontle ke Botho (BKB) campaign, a clean-and-green environmental programme that encourages residents to work together to combat littering and illegal dumping.
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The Gauteng Traffic Inspectorate (GTI) has discontinued more than 20 taxis and impounded 16 vehicles during its latest enforcement operations as the department intensifies efforts to ensure compliance, promote road safety and strengthen law enforcement across the #AgaLeRona #GrowingGautengTogether #RoadSafety #RemoveSkorokoro

The Department is urging communities to take responsibility for keeping public spaces clean, while strengthening efforts to enforce relevant environmental and road safety regulations.
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Overloading a skorokoro doesn't make it suddenly roadworthy. It makes it deadly.

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Why does GPTRIS place a special focus on e-hailing services?

Beyond being unsightly and costly to clean up, roadside litter and illegally dumped waste can obstruct roads, compromise visibility and create potential hazards for motorists and other road users.
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Gauteng urges communities to stop illegal dumping along provincial roads and public spaces
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Dumping damages our environment
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Illegal dumping puts our communities at risk
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Road maintenance team in Krugersdorp is currently undertaking surface road repairs on Road D96 in the West Rand District, using hot-mix asphalt to improve road conditions, enhance road safety and provide a smoother driving experience for motorists. Delivery #GrowingGautengTogether

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Tack Coat application is progressing along Annan Road on D331 in Welverdiend, paving the way for the next phase of road surfacing.

The ongoing work forms part of the department's commitment to maintaining and improving Gauteng's road infrastructure for safer and utengRoads #MaintenanceIsServiceDelivery #GrowingGautengTogether

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Construction and upgrade works are currently underway on Graham Road in the City of Tshwane, as the department continues to improve road infrastructure, strengthen connectivity and enhance mobility while ensuring safer and more efficient travel for road gTogether #MaintenanceIsServiceDelivery

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The team is currently undertaking pothole repairs along the R50 at Bapsfontein in Delmas as part of ongoing efforts to improve road conditions and ensure safer, smoother journeys for motorists.

This work forms part of the department’s commitment to maintaining provincial roads and enhancing road safety.

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Road maintenance team was working on along Bomite Road in Carletonville, where teams are carrying out road stabilisation to strengthen the road surface, improve its durability and enhance road safety for motorists.

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If your steering wheel shakes, your car is telling you something's wrong. Listen.

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🚧 Work is underway at 37–38 Haulage in Carletonville, where stabilisation is currently taking place as part of the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport’s ongoing road maintenance efforts.

The work is aimed at improving road conditions and making travel safer and more s who use the route.

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Road signage installation is underway along Road R98 in Bekker, Krugersdorp, as part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety, enhance visibility and provide clear guidance to motorists.

These interventions contribute to safer roads for all road users.
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