Smart DLTCs Centres | Obtain your driver’s licence through the Gauteng Province Roads and Transport Department’s Smart Driving Learner Testing Centres (DLTCs). The department provides licensing services, including driver’s license applications, renewals, professional driver permits, learner licenses, and motor vehicle registration. #AgaLeRona #GautengAtWork #GrowingGautengTogether

Personalised number plates types and requirements. #GrowingASaferGauteng #TacklingG13

#GautengAtWork The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport provides an update on the R500 and R563 sinkholes, reaffirming its commitment to road safety and keeping road users informed. #RoadSafety #GrowingGautengTogether

Your family is counting on you to get home safely. Don't trust a vehicle that's falling apart. #RemoveSkorokoro #EThomaKaWena

#GautengAtWork #GrowingGautengTogether #AgaLeRona #RoadInfrastructure

This means no texting, talking on the phone (without a hands-free device), or engaging in other activities that take your attention away from the road.

Long-distance travel exposes every weakness in your vehicle. Get a pre-trip inspection. #RemoveSkorokoro #ItStartsWithYou

🚧🚧🚧 #GautengAtWork Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport, Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, is set to launch the 11th Road rehabilitation project in Winterveldt, Tshwane, as part of the Department’s commitment to improving road infrastructure, enhancing road safety and ensuring smoother mobility for communities and road users. #GrowingGautengTogether #MaintenanceIsServiceDelivery #GrowingGautengTogether #MaintenanceIsServiceDelivery

Motorists are urged to be aware of pedestrians and animals.

If you wouldn't put your own child in that vehicle, why are you driving someone else's? #RemoveSkorokoro #EThomaKaWena

#GautengAtWork Gauteng is strengthening scholar transport compliance through stakeholder engagement and education to promote responsible operations, improve service standards and prioritise learner safety across the province. #AgaLeRona #RoadSafety #GrowingGautengTogether

#GautengAtWork This morning, the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport engaged scholar transport operators at Boekenhoutkloof Traffic College in Tshwane, as part of its Learner Transport Education and Awareness Programme. The engagement focused on strengthening regulatory compliance, promoting responsible operations and improving learner transport services. Through initiatives such as the Gauteng Public Transport Regulatory Information System (GPTRIS), the Department is also advancing digital processes to improve operating licence administration, enhance transparency and support compliance, contributing to safer and more reliable transport for learners across the province. #RoadSafety #LearnerTransport #PublicTransport #GrowingGautengTogether

#GautengAtWork The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport continues to strengthen road infrastructure through milling and resealing works on Road D83 in Midvaal, Sedibeng District. The maintenance work involves removing the worn road surface and applying a new sealing layer to improve the road's condition, protect the pavement and extend its lifespan. These interventions are aimed at enhancing road quality, improving driving conditions and promoting safer, more reliable mobility for motorists and surrounding communities. #MaintenanceIsServiceDelivery #GrowingGautengTogether #RoadInfrastructure #SedibengDistrict

#GautengAtWork An operating license is a mandatory authorization required under Section 50 of the National Land Transport Act No. 5 of 2009 (or its Transition provisions, Section 3). The license is issued by the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport. Applications must be submitted in person at designated regional Transport Operating License Advisory Board (TOLAB) offices between 08H00 and 16H00. #GautengRoads #scholartransport #roadsafety #GrowingGautengTogether #AgaLeRona #transportsafety

It is important to make safe choices, avoid accidents and regrets later.

Learner Transport Education and Awareness Programme. #GrowingASaferGauteng #TacklingG13

Scholar transport operators: unroadworthy vehicles transporting children are unacceptable. Always. #RemoveSkorokoro #ItStartsWithYou

#GautengAtWork Progress is visible at the Makapanstad Road Rehabilitation Project as work continues to improve road conditions, enhance road-user safety and provide smoother, more reliable journeys for motorists and surrounding communities. #RoadMaintenance #MaintenanceIsServiceDelivery #GrowingGautengTogether

In Pictures| Today The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport (GDRT ) through the Gauteng Transport Inspectorate (GTI), participated in the Inter-Provincial K78 Roadblock Operation with other Law enforcement Agencies along the N12 road at Frederickstad, near the North West provincial border. Held in commemoration of Transport Month 2026, the operation aimed to promote road safety, increase law enforcement visibility, and strengthen cooperation between provinces. It also focused on improving compliance with traffic laws and addressing criminal activities along the N12 corridor to ensure safer roads for all road users. #GrowingASaferGauteng

Unroadworthy vehicles, such as those with bald tires, faulty lights, or worn-out brakes, significantly increase the risk of accidents.

Road safety is a shared responsibility, and everyone on the road should play their part in ensuring safety.