The National Motorist Association of South Africa has called on motorists to be wary of traffic officers who are allegedly forcing motorists to pay their traffic fines at the roadblocks.
The association says it has been inundated with complaints by many motorists.
Who said they were allegedly stopped at roadblocks by traffic police and asked to pay fines on the spot or face arrest.
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The association says it has been inundated with complaints by many motorists.
Who said they were allegedly stopped at roadblocks by traffic police and asked to pay fines on the spot or face arrest.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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