Here's another gym - taken from http://www.outa.co.za/wp-content/up...-and-National-Roads-Act-Regulations-Draft.pdf
Powers of employees contemplated in regulation 2(2)(a)
3. An employee appointed in terms of regulation 2{2)(a) may, subject to the Act or
any other law may-
{ a) demand from any person immediately to produce a licence, operating licence
permit or any other document or authorisation authorising him or her to drive
or operate a motor vehicle, and to produce any other document or tag which
he or she is required to have in respect of any motor vehicle in terms of the
Act or these Regulations, or the regulations on the exemption from payment
of toll promulgated in terms of the Act, or any like document issued by a
competent authority outside the Republic, and question any person in relation to
any such tag, document or equipment ;
(b) impound or confiscate any document or tag referred to in paragraph (a) which
appears to be or which that employee suspects to be invalid or which has
been or appears to have been unlawfully altered or defaced or which is being
put to unlawful use, and where any document or tag is so impounded, the
employee must issue a receipt in respect thereof to the person concerned;
(c) impound any licence, document or tag produced to him or her in terms of
paragraph (a) which in his or her opinion may afford evidence of a
contravention or evasion of any provision of the Act, and where any licence or
document is so impounded, must issue a receipt in respect thereof to the
person concerned;
(d) require any person, whether or not such person is in any vehicle, to furnish his
or her name and address and to provide any other particulars required as to
his or her identification, as well as such information as is within his or her
power to furnish and which may lead to the identification of the owner,
operator or driver of such vehicle;
(e) when in a uniform approved by the Chief Executive Officer, require the driver
of any vehicle to stop such vehicle;
(f) In the event of an accident, emergency situation or other incident regulate and
control traffic upon any public road, and give such directions as may, in his or
her opinion, be necessary for the safe and efficient regulation of traffic and,
where he or she is of the opinion that the driver of a motor vehicle is
hampering or impeding the normal flow of traffic on a public road, direct the
driver to remove the vehicle from such road and to follow another route;
(g) at any time enter any motor vehicle and inspect such vehicle and any
electronic device installed therein for the purpose of toll collection;
(h) question the driver of a vehicle as to whether required tolls have been paid;
(i) issue a receipt if any tag, document or equipment has been impounded or
confiscated under paragraph (b); and
0) deliver such tag, document or equipment which has been impounded or
confiscated under that paragraph to a police officer to be dealt with in terms of
the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act No. 51 of 1977).
Powers of employees contemplated in regulation 2(2)(a)
3. An employee appointed in terms of regulation 2{2)(a) may, subject to the Act or
any other law may-
{ a) demand from any person immediately to produce a licence, operating licence
permit or any other document or authorisation authorising him or her to drive
or operate a motor vehicle, and to produce any other document or tag which
he or she is required to have in respect of any motor vehicle in terms of the
Act or these Regulations, or the regulations on the exemption from payment
of toll promulgated in terms of the Act, or any like document issued by a
competent authority outside the Republic, and question any person in relation to
any such tag, document or equipment ;
(b) impound or confiscate any document or tag referred to in paragraph (a) which
appears to be or which that employee suspects to be invalid or which has
been or appears to have been unlawfully altered or defaced or which is being
put to unlawful use, and where any document or tag is so impounded, the
employee must issue a receipt in respect thereof to the person concerned;
(c) impound any licence, document or tag produced to him or her in terms of
paragraph (a) which in his or her opinion may afford evidence of a
contravention or evasion of any provision of the Act, and where any licence or
document is so impounded, must issue a receipt in respect thereof to the
person concerned;
(d) require any person, whether or not such person is in any vehicle, to furnish his
or her name and address and to provide any other particulars required as to
his or her identification, as well as such information as is within his or her
power to furnish and which may lead to the identification of the owner,
operator or driver of such vehicle;
(e) when in a uniform approved by the Chief Executive Officer, require the driver
of any vehicle to stop such vehicle;
(f) In the event of an accident, emergency situation or other incident regulate and
control traffic upon any public road, and give such directions as may, in his or
her opinion, be necessary for the safe and efficient regulation of traffic and,
where he or she is of the opinion that the driver of a motor vehicle is
hampering or impeding the normal flow of traffic on a public road, direct the
driver to remove the vehicle from such road and to follow another route;
(g) at any time enter any motor vehicle and inspect such vehicle and any
electronic device installed therein for the purpose of toll collection;
(h) question the driver of a vehicle as to whether required tolls have been paid;
(i) issue a receipt if any tag, document or equipment has been impounded or
confiscated under paragraph (b); and
0) deliver such tag, document or equipment which has been impounded or
confiscated under that paragraph to a police officer to be dealt with in terms of
the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act No. 51 of 1977).
