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South Africa mandates licence renewal for seniors – automatic suspension enforced from 05 January 2026 | SA News

3 January 2026 by Guest

Senior Drivers in South Africa Face New Licence Requirements Before january 2026 Older drivers across South Africa need to take action soon as updated driving regulations come into force before january 5 2026. Transport authorities have introduced more rigorous renewal procedures to ensure that senior motorists remain fit to drive safely. These changes seek to maintain road safety while preserving the independence and mobility of elderly citizens. Anyone who is 70 years old or older must renew their licence before the deadline to prevent losing their driving privileges or facing penalties. The updated system now requires drivers to complete extra medical assessments during the renewal…

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  1. Wheels

    3 January 2026 at 11:39 am

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    3 January 2026 at 11:39 am

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