By Mark Ogagan
South Africa Transport Minister, Barbara Creecy says illegal scholar transport vehicles will continue to be be impounded, no matter what.
This comes after scholar transport operators in Potchefstroom in the North West province raise serious concerns following a transport blitz in the area.
Creecy says almost 300 vehicles have been impounded across the country as the department’s law enforcement interventions continue.
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