By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - KwaZulu-Natal is stepping up its fight against road traffic violations, with law enforcement agencies promising smarter policing and the increased use of technology to catch offenders. The commitment comes after the Institute of Traffic, Licensing and Metro Police Officials of Southern Africa conference in Durban, where officials shared strategies to improve enforcement and road safety. For motorists, this means greater visibility of traffic officers, more sophisticated machinery and technology to detect offences, and tougher action against those who break the rules of the road. In an exclusive interview with Newsbreak, President of the Institute of Traffic, Licensing and Metro Police Officers of Southern Africa, Dr. Ki Boikanyo explains the outcomes around enforcement, education, better road infrastructure and evaluating what works to save lives on the province's roads...

<p>By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - KwaZulu-Natal is stepping up its fight against road traffic violations, with law enforcement agencies promising smarter policing and the increased use of technology to catch offenders. The commitment comes after the Institute of Traffic, Licensing and Metro Police Officials of Southern Africa conference in Durban, where officials shared strategies to improve enforcement and road safety. For motorists, this means greater visibility of traffic officers, more sophisticated machinery and technology to detect offences, and tougher action against those who break the rules of the road. In an exclusive interview with Newsbreak, President of the Institute of Traffic, Licensing and Metro Police Officers of Southern Africa, Dr. Ki Boikanyo explains the outcomes around enforcement, education, better road infrastructure and evaluating what works to save lives on the province's roads...</p>

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