The Supply, Maintenance, Repair and Calibration of Digital Speed and Red-Light Violation Cameras and the Administration of the Back Office for a period ending 30 June 2030.

ERECTION OF QUEUING SHELTER AT TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT OFFICES

Supply and Delivery of Body Cameras

SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF ROAD TRAFFIC SIGNS, POLES NUTS, AND BOLTS, CLAMPS AND EQUIPMENT FOR A PERIOD ENDING 30 JUNE 2026

The Bitou Public Safety Officials and the South African Police Services ended Women’s Month on a high, holding a women- only roving roadblock. 

The roadblock not only focused on the full vehicle inspection, but also gave motorists information on GBV, emergency numbers and a SAPS victim support room used in Bitou. 

The two sites that the officials focused on were the N2 under the Plett Bridge and the Taxi rank in town. 

Traffic official, Xoliswa Siziba, said this was the second roadblock this month and as officers they wanted something motorists remember. 

We attend to traffic control, registration of motor vehicles, traffic fines, warrants,  road safety and traffic signs.

Your motor vehicle needs to be registered and licensed to comply with national legislation.  If you live within the boundaries of Bitou, you can do so at Motor Vehicle Registration Office in Anchor Cres, Plettenberg Bay, 6600.

There are over a million vehicles currently registered on the Electronic National Traffic Information System (eNatis) (ITP, 2009), which is the official register for all vehicle, driving licence, contravention and accident data.

Opening of Driving License Testing Center

The Bitou Traffic Services Section, resorting under the Community Services Department has reached yet another milestone. Traffic Chief, Mr Sean Ganga and his team officially opened their doors to 19 hopeful students who wrote their Learners Tests for respective codes, on Wednesday 01 February 2017.