Western Cape Mobility Department

R3.2 Billion push for safer roads, improved mobility, and a stronger economy

On 7 April 2025, Western Cape Mobility Minister, Isaac Sileku, delivered a dynamic R3.2 billion budget that puts the province’s residents at...

In our bid to make our roads safer, the Western Cape Government will be offering free 10-point vehicle safety checks for all motorists ahead...

Over the past three weeks, 33 pedestrians have lost their lives in road traffic incidents across the Western Cape, making up a significant...

The Western Cape Government welcomes PRASA’s implementation of multiple successful trial operations on the Cape Town to Chris Hani...

The Western Cape Government has commended law enforcement officers for taking swift action after a viral video exposed a minibus...

Hello, Welkom, Molweni, Thank you for joining us today as we reflect on the Western Cape’s Festive Season Road Safety performance for the...

On Monday, 27 January, Western Cape Mobility Minister Isaac Sileku will present the 2024/2025 Festive Season Road Safety Statistics...

The Western Cape Mobility Department is aware of fraudulent activities involving individuals being scammed into paying fees to attend the...

As schools across the Western Cape prepare to reopen on 15 January 2025, the provincial Mobility Department is once again offering free...

As the festive season nears its end, many Western Cape residents and visitors to the province will soon embark on their journeys home after...