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Roads and transport MEC calls on relatives of deceased operators to transfer licences

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Gauteng roads and transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela has called on families of deceased public transport operators, including minibus taxi and metered taxi operators, to come forward and apply for the transfer of valid operating licences to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations. This call to action follows numerous attempts by the department to reach out to clients and applicants to submit outstanding documentation or collect approved operating licences. Help desk The transfer of an operating licence is a requirement that safeguards the integrity of the public transport regulatory system while protecting the rights of operators, commuters and beneficiaries.

“We encourage clients and applicants to seize this opportunity by visiting the Public Transport Women’s Help Desk for guidance, advice and support throughout this process,” said Diale-Tlabela. The Public Transport Women’s Help Desk has been established as a central hub for support, advocacy, information, and compensation, providing step-by-step guidance throughout the application process. Required documentation According to the MEC, the facility offers legal compliance support aligned with sector legislation, access to training opportunities, business development resources and assistance with reporting abuse.

It also assists in resolving disputes and challenges related to licence transfers, renewals, amendments and rectifications. Applicants are encouraged to visit the Public Transport Women’s Help Desk in Johannesburg and bring the following: IDs of both the current licence holder and the new applicant, or company documents, if applicable A valid operating licence or copy Proof of tax compliance from the South African Revenue Service (Sars) A letter of authority or executorship An affidavit confirming the transfer Association letter for minibus taxi operators A non-refundable application fee of R600 per vehicle Required documents where the licence holder is deceased In the event that the licence holder has passed away, applicants must also provide the following documentation: Death certificate Letter of authority or executorship ID of the executor or authorised representative Affidavit confirming intention to transfer Marriage certificate, if applicable Proof that the operating licence is still in use, where applicable Vehicle documentation after approval Once the application has been…

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