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New provincial number dish system unveiled in KZN

New provincial number plate system unveiled in KZN

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube has unveiled a new number plate system for the province, marking an end to the traditional discrete numbering system to a more dynamic and continuous numbering system. 

Dube-Ncube on Friday said the shift was deemed necessary to align the province with other regions and the national numbering system, while addressing the issue of towns running out of available numbers.

Emphasising the importance of this paradigm shift, the Premier said the new numbering system will come with improved security features, which will assist in the fight against crime.

To ensure a seamless transition, the implementation was planned in two phases, with the first phase starting on Friday, focusing on the registration of new vehicles, change of ownership, and re-registration of stolen-recovered vehicles. 

This initial step lays the groundwork for the subsequent phases of the comprehensive rollout.

The second phase, which is set to commence on 1 March 2024, will encourage the voluntary migration of all vehicle owners from the existing system to the new one. 

Vehicle owners have been given a 24-month window to complete this migration, after which all motor vehicles will automatically be issued with a new format licence number upon licensing.

Accompanied by Transport, Community Safety and Liaison MEC, Sipho Hlomuka and eThekwini Mayor, Mxolisi Kaunda, Dube-Ncube conducted a thorough test of the readiness of the Electronic National Administration Traffic Information System (ENaTis). – SAnews.gov.za

 

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Fri, 12/01/2023 – 11:39

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Friday, December 1, 2023

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube has unveiled a modern number dish system for the province, marking an finish to the traditional discrete numbering system to a more dynamic and continuous numbering system. 

Dube-Ncube on Friday said the shift was deemed necessary to align the province with other regions and the national numbering system, while addressing the issue of towns running out of available numbers.

Emphasising the importance of this paradigm shift, the Premier said the novel numbering system will advance with improved security features, which will assist in the battle against crime.

To ensure a seamless transition, the implementation was planned in two phases, with the first phase starting on Friday, focusing on the registration of novel vehicles, change of ownership, and re-registration of stolen-recovered vehicles. 

This initial step lays the groundwork for the subsequent phases of the comprehensive rollout.

The second phase, which is set to commence on 1 March 2024, will encourage the voluntary migration of every vehicle owners from the existing system to the novel one. 

Vehicle owners gain been given a 24-month window to complete this migration, after which every motor vehicles will automatically be issued with a current format licence number upon licensing.

Accompanied by Transport, Community Safety and Liaison MEC, Sipho Hlomuka and eThekwini Mayor, Mxolisi Kaunda, Dube-Ncube conducted a thorough test of the readiness of the Electronic National Administration Traffic Information System (ENaTis). – SAnews.gov.za

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