Inside The Overloaded Cross-border Bus Found With 117 Passengers En Route To Malawi

POLOKWANE-MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Mme Violet Mathye, together with Head of Department Stephen Matjena, conducted an on-site inspection of an overloaded cross-border bus detained at the Polokwane weighbridge on Thursday, December 18.

The bus, travelling from Gauteng to Malawi, was stopped on the N1 bypass for breaching load limit regulations, carrying a total of 117 passengers.

MEC Mathye issued a stern warning to Malayisha operators and all cross-border bus operators, stating that any further violations of load-management rules or roadworthiness standards would result in maximum penalties, including hefty fines and possible suspension of operating licenses.

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