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Uber and Bolt drivers in South Africa must register for new operating licenses by March 11, 2026, costing R5,000 and valid for seven years. Non-compliance could result in personal and company fines, including potential jail time. The Department of Transport is urging drivers to register promptly to avoid last-minute issues. The new regulations aim to address conflicts between e-hailing services and the minibus taxi industry.
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