Regulations for drivers crossing SA borders actively enforced

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Regulations for drivers crossing SA borders actively enforced

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This story has developed since publication. For the latest, click here. The South African Police Service (SAPS) is actively implementing regulations that require drivers of cars with South African-registered plates to carry certified documents proving ownership. This requirement will be implemented at all South African border posts, according to an SAPS spokesperson for border control.

- Read more at: http://www.tourismupdate.co.za/Home/Detail?articleId=104465
 
No. This has always been the case. Every time we go to Moz they remind us to bring these documents. If you are stopped in Moz without these documents they can confiscate your vehicle.
 
Actually, with all the stolen cars in SA I am surprised it wasn't better enforced before.
 
Aaand Tourism takes another hit! :whistle:

No way. This refers to owners of vehicles registered in SA. This is actually a good thing, in that when those hijacked cars are driven across the border, they might actually be stopped and recovered, and maybe the coppers get some info on the cartels running things.

This was always the case under the apartheid government. Nothing new really. Well, the only new thing is that it's being enforced.
 
No way. This refers to owners of vehicles registered in SA. This is actually a good thing, in that when those hijacked cars are driven across the border, they might actually be stopped and recovered, and maybe the coppers get some info on the cartels running things.

This was always the case under the apartheid government. Nothing new really. Well, the only new thing is that it's being enforced.

So the criminals just wait 10 kms from the border and hijack the people there. Then when they cross the border they will have all the documentation for the cars as well. :D
 
So the criminals just wait 10 kms from the border and hijack the people there. Then when they cross the border they will have all the documentation for the cars as well. :D

I guess, although that does seem a stretch.
 
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