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Verified office listings across South Africa are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in Gauteng are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in Western Cape are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in KwaZulu-Natal are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in Eastern Cape are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in Mpumalanga are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in Limpopo are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in North West are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in Free State are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
Verified office listings in Northern Cape are not published yet. Use the office guides to find the right traffic department, DLTC or licensing office, then confirm the address and hours with an official source.
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Start with the search box at the top of this page, or browse all offices by province. Work out which type of office you need first, because licensing, testing and enforcement are frequently at different addresses. Then confirm the address and hours with that office before you travel. See also traffic department near me and DLTC near me.
Yes. Hours differ between offices and between provinces, and they change without notice. The number that decides your trip is not the opening time but the cut off for new arrivals, which is usually earlier and is rarely published. Ask the office for both. See opening hours.
No. This is an independent information resource. It is not a government portal and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Department of Transport, the RTMC, the RTIA, NaTIS, or any municipal or provincial authority. It does not process applications, payments or bookings, and it holds no access to official records. Anything you read here should be confirmed with the responsible authority before you act on it. See about this site and official sources.
Some driving licence testing centres do open on Saturdays, but availability differs by centre, is usually a reduced service with fewer transactions available, and changes without notice. See DLTC open Saturday, then confirm directly with the centre before travelling.
With the responsible authority, which is the only version worth relying on. Requirements and fees are set by them and are revised, so a figure or document list published anywhere else, including here, can be out of date. See official sources for how to check what you are looking at, and forms for what each transaction needs.
Start from traffic department contact details to find the contact route for the office you need, then confirm the number against an official municipal or provincial listing. Published numbers go stale quickly, and a number that rings unanswered is not necessarily the wrong one.