Pick n Pay launches vehicle licence renewal service – here’s how it works

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Retail group Pick n Pay is trialling a system that will allow motorists to renew their vehicle licences in-store.

Pick n Pay said the system will allow customers to skip queues at traffic departments and post offices by setting up a profile and paying in-store at a till point.

Customers should receive their vehicle licence disc via courier within 10 business days, delivered to an address of their choice.Register with your cellphone number at the till in-store or register on Pick n Pay’s websitePay in-store at the till by providing your cellphone number as your payment reference and the group will courier your vehicle licence disc in 10 business days.

“You can then set up a payment for your vehicle licence renewal and select to make payment in a Pick n Pay store. Your vehicle licence disc renewal payment will include the following, which is automatically added to your payment amount.”“If there are any outstanding fines that are blocking your renewal, you will have the option to select these fines to include in your payment.

 

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