Last week, 64 people were arrested by Western Cape Provincial Traffic officers on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. During the same period, 15 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes in our province.
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The Provincial Minister of Mobility, Daylin Mitchell, will tomorrow, Thursday 28 July 2022, celebrate the best Blue Dot taxi drivers at an awards ceremony to acknowledge their hard work and commitment to this project.
A year ago, the Western Cape Government partnered with the provincial minibus taxi industry to roll out the groundbreaking Blue Dot taxi pilot project, an incentive programme to reward improved driving behaviour and good passenger service quality.
Minister Mitchell will be recognising those drivers who have achieved a high score. Scores comprise two elements: commuter feedback about specific vehicles gathered through the free USSD app, and driving behaviour in specific vehicles as measured by the electronic device installed in every Blue Dot vehicle.
Drivers with the best combined score in each region will win the Top Driver Award for that region. The runners-up will win Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze Awards.
Event details:
Date: Thursday, 28 July 2022
Time: 12:30
Venue: Crystal Towers Hotel, Century City
All media are welcome to attend but please RSVP to Ntomboxolo.Makoba-Somdaka@westerncape.gov.za by close of business today, Wednesday 27 July 2022 as limited space is available.
Media Queries:
Ntomboxolo Makoba-Somdaka
Spokesperson for Minister Daylin Mitchell
Cell: 082 953 0026
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