Of the different public transport options available in South Africa, the most commonly used is the minibus-taxi.

Ekurhuleni municipal bus riders will no longer be able to use cash nor the Wayfarer ticketing system for their trips.

Golden Arrow Bus Services in Cape Town have been testing a new electric bus, and the feedback from drivers and passengers has been positive.

Things are getting harder everywhere, except in the Western Cape, where the unemployed enjoy free public transport. Here’s how it works…

Rea Vaya strikers blocked by an interdict from bus operator, PioTrans, were forced back to work today following several volatile exchanges.

Worse still, hundreds of taxi drivers exchanged their vehicles for shares in the Rea Vaya bus operator. Things are about to get messy …

MyCiTi bus service has adapted its service schedules to suit the needs of residents and visitors over the holiday period. Here’s the latest..

A new report has revealed the extent to which South Africans have turned their back on government. It’s scary.

As the PUTCO Bus strike continues, the company has told commuters it cannot refund them in cash as ticket sales are processed externally

NUMSA strike is due to transport allowance for workers at Tshwane Rapid Transit and Tshwane Affected Operation Investment.

Taxi price hikes: Petrol and fuel prices and COVID-19 safety measures continue to put pressure on public transport.

The Rea Vaya bus service has announced a return to operation. Commuters were left stranded after service delivery protesters blocked roads.

Justice Project SA: ‘People who are driving around with expired vehicle licence disks and placing reliance on what the minister had to say at a speech and on Twitter… are going to find themselves in a bit of pickle when they get stopped by traffic cops.’

President Cyril Ramaphosa has used his weekly newsletter to elaborate on government’s efforts to address flaws in the public transport system

Thirty people have died in road accidents across the country over the last two weekends.

Under level 3 of the national lockdown, which comes into effect on Monday, 1 June 2020, all sectors of the economy will be allowed to operate which means it’s back to work for many South Africans and naturally, more movement on the roads

Our Level 4 lockdown just got a little more strict: Here are the new operating hours South Africans are being asked to follow on the roads.

Several bus and train services reopened on Friday, and more are set to return to their operations next week. Here’s who is up and running during Level 4.

Queues of taxis and other vehicles, on their way to the Eastern Cape for Easter, were stopped by law enforcement on Friday.

Through the National Land Transport Amendment Bill, government aims to regulate the public transport industry.

The data will help shape the national transport planning and policymaking activities of the Department of Transport.

The City of Ekurhuleni has increased its fleet of Harambee buses which service as many as 17 townships in Gauteng.

The Amalgamated Taxi Association believe the City of Cape Town is intentionally trying to destroy the minibus taxi industry.

Prasa’s conduct between 2010 and the present will be investigated by the SIU after a special order from President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The land transport sector has managed to overcome troubling economic conditions in South Africa to post encouraging growth.