In addition to traffic fines, motorists now face an infringement penalty levy

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The latest draft of the Aarto Act will see South African motorists pay an additional R100 for every fine that they receive. Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula gazetted the latest draft of the act regulations last week, set to be rolled out in the middle of next year. The AA's Layton Beard said that the levy is added to each fine issued, regardless of the value of the penalty or its associated demerit points.The AA said out of the 20 million infringement notices which are issued annually, a R2 billion bonus would be made to the Road Traffic Infringement Agency.

This country I really can’t anymore. We are unemployed in a disastrous state. And you guys have wise food prices , electricity and still do this. They find new ways to get money out of us. Money we don’t have. This country I just cannot 😡😡😡😭

Coffers running low I see. They are also also introducing new licenses and number plates but let me guess, the price is going up as well as the fees for renewals and registrations. SA people are rung out.

Then the taxi industry will pay many infringement levvies

What thievery is this? Isn't the fine a penalty? Now you will be fined for getting a fine? Someone has time to think up skelm ways of keeping the billions and penalizing citizens to fill coffers that will soon be emptied again. Yes, sick to the posted speed but, c'mon! 🤨🤨🤨🤨

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