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On Wednesday, March 20, the Gautrain Management Agency (GMA) and the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport officially opened the Atteridgeville Smart Licensing Center in Tshwane.
The centre is also solar-powered; ensuring that even during load shedding, services will continue to be provided.
center. The license renewal service is expected to take roughly ten minutes, meaning that more individuals will get the most effective care.
MEC for Transport and Logistics Kedibone Diale-Tlabela said on Wednesday that The centre provides full online and cashless services as part of the provincial government’s commitment to exploring new technologies and process optimisation.
“Integrating these smart testing centres into the administration system of the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) and offering services like other testing centres across South Africa highlights a commitment to improving public service delivery and increasing capacity to meet the demands of license renewals and related services,”
“These operations have ceased to be the order of the day at these smart driving licence testing centres (DLTCs). Here, you come as per appointment, and a law enforcer becomes the centre manager. This approach will assist in mitigating serious issues of corruption, making the process fairer and more transparent.
“The involvement of the Gautrain Management Agency (GMA) in piloting and rolling out these smart DLTCs along the Gautrain line is a promising approach. The positive feedback from customers at the Centurion station DLTC and others demonstrates the potential success of this model,”
MEC for Transport and Logistics Kedibone Diale-Tlabela
Today the people of Atteridgeville have gained an important service delivery in the motor vehichle licensing services. Our #SmartLicensingCenter boasts cutting edge technology that will make it easy to access a number of services #GrowingGautengTogether #AgaLeRona pic.twitter.com/RNZRzJ30ru
— Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport (@GPDRT_) March 20, 2024
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