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11 traffic cops arrested in Limpopo for alleged corruption and bribery

Management Corporation's (RTMC) Anti-Corruption Unit (NTACU), together with the South African Police Service (SAPS) have arrested 11 traffic officers in Polokwane, for allegedly taking bribes from bus operators, taxi drivers and motorists travelling on the N1 highway between Polokwane and Musina. RTMC spokesperson, Simon Zwane, said the suspects, arrested on Friday, were identified after a lengthy investigation.  Zwane said the officers have been under investigation since March 2022, as part of an undercover operation called “coconut” which was targeting law enforcement officials involved in unethical and unlawful conduct which led to high crashes on the N1. “An investigation by the National Anti-Corruption Unit of the RTMC has so far revealed that Traffic officials operating along the N1 freeway and those inside towns and villages abandon their duties and drive to the N1 to carry out corrupt activities. “It is alleged that the officers stopped motorists and conducted i
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Computerized learners licence System fails learners


Writing a test to obtain a learner’s licence at the DLTC is causing confusion to some of the applicants, because the computerized system fails them when they think they should pass. 

Not one of these computerized tests are the same.
The computer shuffles the 1 500 questions and gives a new questionnaire every time a learner has to write a test.

There are three compulsory categories the applicant has to complete.

The system allows the applicant to make six mistakes in the rules of the road category, therefore, they should have a minimum of 22 correct answers out of the 28 questions.

In the road signs category, the applicant needs to have 23 correct answers for the 28 questions, allowing five mistakes.
In the third category, road controls, the system allows only two mistakes.

The applicant may not make all 13 mistakes overall and expect the system to give them a pass.

If the applicant made no mistakes in the first category but fails the other two, it means the seven mistakes will cause the system to give a fail message to the applicant.

if the entire class fails, it means they did not meet the requirements stipulated to pass a learner’s licence.

An application fee of R126 is required for all applicants and an additional issuing fee of R126

To assist the applicants, go to www.enatis.com, click on download and select the appropriate learner’s driver’s material.

This system works much better than the previous handwritten tests but the problem is there is many new questions that was added and there is not proper study material for this, the manuals that can be downloaded on the enatis website is only in English and does not give guidance that can help a student to fully understand what is needed to know for the test.

The new computerized learners test is very tricky now as what the hand written test was with the hand written test there was +-270 questions and was easier to remember now there is 1500 questions and now you should learn much more and have to remember more and that can be difficult because you will not know what you will be asked.

There is also allot of unusual questions in the new computerized learners test that are confusing students 

Since the new system started the pass rate of learners passing is about 60% 








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