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South Africa urged to brace for hefty fuel price hikes
South Africans have been warned to brace for significant fuel price hikes. The Automobile Association (AA) is predicting that the…
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AA urges government to repurpose finances towards curbing road deaths
The Automobile Association (AA) has suggested that government repurpose its finances towards measures that curb the number of road deaths.…
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Transport department blames flooding for breakdown of driver’s licence card machine
There was a backlog of 383,000 driver’s licence cards as at 1 December because of a breakdown of the driver’s…
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More driver’s licence headaches for motorists
South Africa’s motorists are set to face further driving licence renewal headaches. This follows the breakdown since November 24 of…
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AA wants Aarto traffic demerit system halted after axing of RTIA chief
The Automobile Association (AA) wants the controversial driving demerit system to be halted after the Road Traffic Infringement Authority (RTIA)…
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AA: Fuel price hikes disastrous for consumers
The fuel price hikes announced by the Energy Department on Monday night would be disastrous for fuel users and consumers…
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Public should not pay for maintenance of roads on e-toll routes – AA
The Automobile Association (AA) says the maintenance of roads falling under the e-toll system should not be reliant on the…
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Fikile Mbalula must go find his e-toll money elsewhere – AA
The Automobile Association (AA) has called recent remarks by Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula on e-tolls “disappointing and out of step…
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Gauteng transport department: Request a slot to speed up renewals
In an attempt to solve the driver’s licence renewal backlog in Gauteng, the department of roads and transport may have…
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AA: Petrol expected to drop by 11c/l in September
Some reprieve for motorists at the pumps this September as petrol is expected to drop by around 11 cents a…
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Energy Department announces hefty fuel price hike for August
The energy department has announced that fuel prices are going up in the month of August. In a statement released…
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South African motorists warned August fuel price hike on the cards
The Automobile Association (AA) has called on South Africans to limit all non-essential travel, warning of a possible fuel price…
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Automobile Association predicts price drop for petrol, not so for diesel
The Automobile Association (AA) has said petrol users could expect some relief at the pumps. The association has predicted that…
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AA says Minister Mbalula’s Easter road safety stats don’t add up
The Automobile Association (AA) says the transport department’s 2021 Easter road safety statistics do not add up. Earlier this week…
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AA: Another fuel price hike on the horizon
Motorists will have to dig deeper in their pockets from Wednesday as the price of petrol is expected to increase…
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SA faces big driver’s license renewal problem
The Automobile Association (AA) has called for a moratorium on fining motorists without renewed driving licences that must be implemented…
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AA – Price of fuel expected to rise again month-end
Oil’s recent price advances slowed in the first half of July, putting a ceiling on potential fuel price increases as…
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Weaker rand set to push up petrol price
The plunging rand is expected to drive fuel prices up in September, the Automobile Association (AA) said on Thursday. This…
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Petrol price to Drop by 91 cents
Retreating oil prices have painted a rosier picture for South African fuel users than has been the case for much…
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