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 

 

Uber and Bolt, could soon be&nbsp;operating&nbsp;illegally if they&nbsp;fail to&nbsp;comply with&nbsp;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 &mdash; raising uncertainty for drivers and passengers alike. &nbsp;
Guest: Collen Msibi: National Transport Department Spokesperson&nbsp;
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THE MORNING BRIEF

Uber and Bolt, could soon be operating illegally if they fail to comply with new government regulations under the National Land Transport Amendment Act.