By Charmaine Ndlela
Gauteng has officially launched a modernised, cashless and appointment-only driver licensing centre at Gautrain’s Sandton Station, which it says will shorten queues and reduce opportunities for fraud and corruption.
Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport Kedibone Diale-Tlabela officially opened the Gautrain Sandton Station Smart Driver Licence Testing Centre (DLTC) on Wednesday as part of the provincial government’s drive to modernise public services and improve access to licensing through technology.
The facility provides driving and motor vehicle licensing services, including driving licence renewals for all licence codes, duplicate driving licences, Professional Driving Permit applications, changes to personal particulars, motor vehicle licence disc renewals, vehicle registration and licensing, changes of vehicle ownership and the payment of AARTO infringements.
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According to the department, the Smart DLTC has been designed to improve the customer experience by reducing waiting
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