With the festive season just around the corner, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Metro Police in collaboration with South African Police Services and Electricity and Energy directorate reaffirmed their commitment to resident safety through a highly visible compliance and disruptive operation on Sunday, 16 November 2024.
The operation yielded significant results, with 81 vehicles inspected resulting to traffic fines worth R7500.
Metro Police Lieutenant Colonel, Mlindi Mangwane spearheaded the high visibility operation, targeting vehicle registration, traffic regulations and roadworthiness to boost compliance. Under his leadership, multiple unidentified vehicles were detected, and fines for road safety and traffic laws were issued.
“As part of the safety festive season campaign, we have conducted a compliance and disruptive operation over the weekend. We want to appeal to the public this festive season, all drivers must ensure that vehicles are road worthy. We want all residents and tourists to be safe,” said Metro Police Acting Commissioner Advocate Andrew Moses.
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