eNatis dispute shuts down Rustenburg test station

Rustenburg is not the only eNatis-related office that's down, as Dietrich Schwartz found out at the licencing department in Centurion. Picture: Jacques Naude

Rustenburg is not the only eNatis-related office that's down, as Dietrich Schwartz found out at the licencing department in Centurion. Picture: Jacques Naude

Published Apr 21, 2017

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Rustenburg – The Rustenburg driving test station is offline due to contractual dispute between the Road Traffic Management Corporation and Tasima, the municipality said on Thursday.

"Currently, all capturing units, including eye test machines are offline," said spokesman Thapelo Matebeis. "This means there are no services rendered at the driving licence testing station and the renewal thereof. It is only application and issuing of learner licences that are being done."

He said the municipality was in talks with the provincial and national department of transport to bring the situation at the testing station to normal.

The High Court in Pretoria ordered Tasima early in April to hand over the control of the national electronic information system to the RTMC.

This after the RTMC approached the court to enforce a Constitutional Court order granted in November 2016ordering Tasima to hand over to RTMC within 30 days. The two were presently at loggerheads over invoices totalling R100 million, which Tasima said it was owed, but which RTMC refused to pay.

African News Agency

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