The South African Motor Body Repairers’ Association (SAMBRA) has called on insurers to implement consistent relief measures related to fuel costs, citing that the ongoing volatility in fuel prices is creating significant financial strain on motor body repairers.

South African authorities are developing a strategy to manage aging vehicles on the country's roads, according to The Citizen Business. The plan will determine when vehicles must be 'retired' from use and establish processes for how they are disassembled and recycled. The initiative addresses concerns about older cars that may no longer be roadworthy, aiming to set clear criteria for taking them out of circulation.

A Nigeria Customs Service officer has died in a fatal road accident, according to PM News. The command commiserated with the deceased’s family, colleagues and the wider Customs Service over the incident. It also urged motorists to exercise caution, avoid excessive speed and remain vigilant while driving, particularly on highways. Details about the location, cause or timing of the crash were not provided in the report excerpt.

South Africans have a limited time to submit their feedback on the proposed tax changes outlined in the 2026 draft Rates and Monetary Amounts and Amendment of Revenue Laws Bill. The deadline for public input is approaching, emphasizing the importance of citizen engagement in the legislative process.

Scania emphasizes that optimal transport performance in South Africa can be achieved through a comprehensive system approach. This perspective highlights the importance of integrating various elements of transport to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in the sector.

The Federal Road Safety Corps has urged communities and passengers in Nigeria to take action against reckless driving after 60 people died in road crashes in Osun State. An official identified as Adebayo advised passengers to insist that dangerous drivers stop their journeys and to report them promptly to the nearest FRSC patrol team or police for appropriate intervention. The appeal forms part of broader efforts to reduce fatalities on Nigerian roads, according to PM News.