The Gauteng government has raised serious concerns about motorists speeding and failing to wear seatbelts, children sitting on their parents' laps, vlogging, and drink-driving on the province's roads.
This comes as the Premier's Office, Gauteng Transport and Law Enforcement agencies conducted stop-and-search operations at the De Hoek Toll Plaza Tuesday afternoon.
Since Monday, eight motorists have been arrested for speeding, with the highest recorded speed at 200 kilometers per hour.
