The Trans-Kalahari Corridor National Committee joint Law Enforcement and Road Safety operation
Brits Toll Plaza- The Trans-Kalahari Corridor National Committee on Law Enforcement and Road Safety spearheaded a high-profile domestic Interprovincial Joint Law Enforcement Operation, convening an elite coalition of law enforcement agencies from North West and Gauteng Provinces.
The paramount objectives of the TKC Joint Law Enforcement operation are to vigorously promote unwavering compliance with law enforcement protocols along the Trans-Kalahari Corridor, to significantly enhance safety and security measures and to amplify law enforcement visibility along the corridor.
Furthermore, this operation aimed to heedfully enforce laws and regulations designed to improve traffic safety, transport-related legislation and ancillary laws governing transportation thereby ensuring a secure, efficient and compliant transportation environment.
In a resounding display and show of strength by joint law enforcement agencies , a high-impact roadblock was successfully executed at a strategic N4 route between Gauteng and Brits Toll Plaza.
The meticulously planned roadblock entailed a multifaceted inspection regimen. Vehicles were thoroughly examined to ensure compliance with stringent roadworthiness standards guaranteeing the safety of all road users.
The roadblock demonstrated the unwavering commitment of both North West and Gauteng law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety and security of our people on our roads. The operation also focused in curbing the transportation of illicit goods, human trafficking and contraband.
The comprehensive statistics gleaned from the roadblock operation are as follows:
A total of 928 vehicles underwent meticulous inspection, resulting in the issuance of 315 tickets to errant motorists. Furthermore, 8 vehicles were taken out of commission due to egregious defects or safety concerns.
The total revenue generated from the operation is R86,750.In addition to the enforcement aspects of the operation, significant emphasis was placed on road safety education and engagement. Motorists benefited from targeted educational initiatives, empowered with road safety informative pamphlets and operators were engaged in constructive dialogue to promote a culture of road safety.
The Trans-Kalahari Corridor is a critical transportation route connecting South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. This joint operation demonstrates the commitment of law enforcement agencies to ensuring safety and security along this corridor.
Chief Director Mpho Rantona, Director Paul Stone, Director Subuel Mmono and TKC, MC Core Chair , Segodi Mogotsi was in attendance.
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