Despite what you might have seen at a roadblock with a mini caravan parked on the side, you are not required to pay your traffic fines immediately at the scene. Contrary to popular belief, motorists may be provided with a list of their outstanding fines, but they are not forced to pay them on the spot. You also won’t be arrested for unpaid fines at the roadblock. So, what does this mean for you? Are you checking your fines regularly? Do you think the system is fair, or should there be more transparency around how traffic fines are handled? And do you feel comfortable not paying fines immediately when stopped at a roadblock?

<p>Despite what you might have seen at a&nbsp;roadblock with a mini caravan parked on the side, you are not required to pay your traffic&nbsp;fines immediately at the scene. Contrary to popular belief, motorists may be&nbsp;provided with a list of their outstanding&nbsp;fines, but they are not forced to pay them&nbsp;on the spot. You also won&rsquo;t be arrested for&nbsp;unpaid fines at the roadblock.&nbsp;So, what does this mean for you? Are you&nbsp;checking your fines regularly? Do you think&nbsp;the system is fair, or should there be more&nbsp;transparency around how traffic fines are&nbsp;handled? And do you feel comfortable not&nbsp;paying fines immediately when stopped at a&nbsp;roadblock?</p>

<p>METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope </p>