THE MORNING BRIEFUber and Bolt, could soon be operating illegally if they fail to comply with new government regulations under the National Land Transport Amendment Act.
Uber and Bolt, could soon be operating illegally if they fail to comply with new government regulations under the National Land Transport Amendment Act. With the 180-day compliance deadline fast approaching, reports suggest that major platforms have yet to complete mandatory registration processes — raising uncertainty for drivers and passengers alike.
Guest: Collen Msibi: National Transport Department Spokesperson
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