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Gauteng Traffic Department impounds 28 Bajaj Qutes.
Between August 18 and August 22, 29 Bajaj Qute vehicles were seized by the Gauteng traffic police in Johannesburg on the basis that their operating licenses were invalid.
Sello Maremane, a spokesman for the Gauteng traffic police, commercial vehicles that transport passengers on the roads are required by law to have operating cards (licences).
Maramane said that these vehicles are operating in the Johannesburg CBD, in areas like Westbury, places like Cresta Mall, and that they were undertake public transport services.
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He added that part of the reason it is important to impound was to ensure the quelle potential taxi violence that may emanate from the vehicle’s operation.
“The Gauteng traffic police call upon the owners to refrain from using these vehicles as public transport without valid operating licences. This kind of practise may also lead to taxi conflict which often results in loss of lives,” said Maremane in a media statement,
BREAKING NEWS: Gauteng traffic police have impounded 29 tin-size Bajaj Qute vehicles in Johannesburg CBD, Braamfontein, Wedtbury and Noordgesig for operating as public transportation without valid licenses.
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Most drivers bolted and abandoned their vehicles when they were stopped… pic.twitter.com/wCCLjjRLnJ
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