Western Cape Offers Free Safety Checks for Scholar and Public Transport Vehicles
Western Cape government launches free safety inspections for scholar and public transport vehicles to promote proactive vehicle maintenance and reduce road incidents.
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Western Cape government launches free safety inspections for scholar and public transport vehicles to promote proactive vehicle maintenance and reduce road incidents.
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