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The Department’s Information Centre provides assistance with queries about transport policies, procedures, and services.
The NaTIS platform offers digital services for transport-related registrations, licensing, and compliance checks.
The public can participate in the consultation process for the Draft National Rail Master Plan, providing feedback on proposed rail development strategies and infrastructure plans.
Individuals can check traffic fines and related penalties using the online system provided by the Department of Transport.
The Department of Transport has published updated tariffs for the use of motor vehicles, including new rates for electric vehicles under Category G. These rates apply to private use, subsidized schemes A and C, and cover fuel, maintenance, capital, insurance, and depreciation based on vehicle category and engine type.
The Network Statement Version 4.0 (2026) will be published by the National Department of Transport after final review of stakeholder submissions. This document outlines the conditions and requirements for accessing and using South Africa's rail infrastructure.
Individuals using their own motor vehicles for official duties can claim reimbursement based on updated rates that include fuel, maintenance, capital, insurance, and depreciation, depending on vehicle category and engine size.
Officials participating in Subsidized Scheme A may claim reimbursement for fuel costs only, based on vehicle category and engine size, with capital, insurance, and maintenance covered by government.
Officials in Subsidized Scheme C may claim reimbursement for maintenance costs only, which must be combined with the Subsidized Scheme A rate to determine total reimbursement per kilometre.
Natural persons who obtained a Traffic Register Number between 1 January 2000 and 30 June 2023 can check the status of their TRN using the online portal provided by the Department of Transport.
This is an open tender notice issued by the National Department of Transport for the appointment of a service provider to maintain and upgrade existing electronic security systems across its facilities for a period of 36 months. The tender is open from 2 September 2026 to 30 September 2026, with a mandatory briefing session on 15 September 2026. Bidders must submit their proposals using a pricing template provided via the official portal.
This is a public tender notice issued by the Department of Transport for the appointment of a service provider or consultant to deliver guarding security services for 36 months. The tender is open to qualified bidders, requires participation in a compulsory briefing session, and has a submission deadline of 24 September 2026. The services are to be delivered at the Forum Building in Pretoria, Gauteng.
