TRANSPORT MONTH | SAVING LIVES ON OUR ROADS [WATCH]: Stanley Raluombe, Senior Provincial Inspector at the Gauteng Traffic Police, highlights the work of the Incident Reaction Unit, a specialised unit that responds to incidents and crashes on major roads. Its mission is clear: to save lives, respond swiftly to road incidents and reduce road fatalities across Gauteng. #RoadSafety #GrowingASaferGauteng

#365days A Victim Friendly Room (VFR) is a dedicated space within a police station designed to provide victims of violence, such as Gender-Based Violence, child abuse, sexual offences, and domestic violence, with a safe and private environment to share their statements. If you or someone you know is a victim of such violence, Do not hesitate to reach out to your nearest police station for assistance in a VFR. #GBVF

[MEDIA STATEMENT] Gauteng Department of Community Safety responds to speculation regarding a Gauteng Traffic Warden vehicle incident in Birch Acres, Ekurhuleni

TRANSPORT MONTH | BE A CONSIDERATE COMMUTER A safer, smoother and more efficient transport system starts with all of us. Respect fellow commuters, follow the rules and play your part in making every journey safer. #GrowingASaferGauteng #TransportMonth

TRANSPORT MONTH | COMPLY WITH TRAFFIC LAWS Traffic officers are on the roads to keep you safe. Ensure your vehicle is roadworthy, your driver’s licence is valid, and all documents are up to date. #GrowingASaferGauteng #RoadSafety #TransportMonth

HIJACKING SYNDICATE DISMANTLED | TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED A coordinated law enforcement operation has resulted in the arrest of two suspects and the recovery of a hijacked vehicle in Alexandra, following intelligence linking a group of suspects to vehicle hijackings in and around Gauteng’s northern suburbs. The operation involved the SAPS Investigation of Violent and Organised Crime Unit, SAPS Gauteng Tactical Response Team (TRT), Gauteng Traffic Police Airwing, CAP Specialised Operations and Tracker Connect. Acting on information received about the suspected hijacking syndicate, the teams gathered further intelligence and identified vehicles believed to be linked to the suspects. An operational plan was executed in the Alexandra area, leading to the arrests and the recovery of a hijacked vehicle. During the operation, law enforcement teams also recovered a firearm and several items suspected to have been taken during hijacking incidents. These included false vehicle registration plates and electronic equipment. Preliminary information indicates that some of the arrested suspects may currently be on parole. Investigations are ongoing to establish the extent of their involvement and determine whether they can be linked to other criminal cases. #GrowingASaferGauteng #GautengAtWork

[Media Statement] Gauteng Traffic Police record over 3400 traffic offences during weekend-long road safety operations #GrowingaSaferGauteng

#TRANSPORTMONTH| The Gauteng Department of Community Safety emphasises the importance of safe and reliable school transport. Every learner deserves to travel to and from school safely because their safety matters. #RoadSafety #OTMSA2026