Akasia traffic department usually means the Akasia Service Delivery Centre, a combined traffic and licensing office in Station Square, run by the City of Tshwane as agent for the Gauteng provincial government. This page sets out what the authority itself publishes about the office.
Only details confirmed on an official source are shown. Where the authority publishes nothing, this page says so rather than repeating directory listings that are often out of date.
Last checked: 13 September 2026. TrafficDepartment.co.za is an independent guide, not a government website. We do not book appointments, take payments or issue documents. Confirm fees, hours and requirements with the official source before you act: City of Tshwane licensing services.
Address and contact details
- Facility: Akasia Service Delivery Centre, also listed as the Akasia Driving Licence Testing Centre and Licensing Office.
- Address: Station Square Building, Cnr Daan De Wet Nel and Willem Cruywagen Streets, Akasia.
- Operated by: City of Tshwane, Licensing Unit, as agent of the Gauteng provincial government.
No direct phone number or email for Akasia is published on the pages we checked, so none is listed. Use the City of Tshwane or its official social media, and be cautious with numbers from directory sites, which are frequently outdated. See traffic department contact details.
Opening and operating hours
The authority’s opening hours for Akasia could not be confirmed on an official page. Most municipal licensing offices work weekday business hours and close their queues to new applicants before the doors close, but hours vary, so confirm on the day.
How hours and cut-offs usually work: traffic department operating hours. Weekend options: traffic departments open on Saturday.
Services available at this office
A full service list for Akasia is not published. The City’s own listing names it for driving licence card renewals and for registration and licensing of motor vehicles, which makes it one of the Tshwane centres that does both kinds of work. Confirm before travelling, because not every centre offers PrDPs or every test code.
Common transactions in Akasia: what to expect
- Renewing a driving licence card: book or queue as the office requires, pass the eye test, have your fingerprints and photograph taken and pay. The card is produced centrally and collected later, so ask for a temporary licence if your card expires first. Full steps: traffic department licence renewal.
- Licence disc renewal: take the renewal notice, or an ALV form, your ID and proof of address. Penalties apply after the 21-day grace period. See traffic department disc renewal.
- Registering a vehicle: the new owner must register within the prescribed period after a change of ownership, and the seller should notify the change on an NCO form. See vehicle registration.
- Learner’s licence test: bring your ID, proof of address and the LL1 form, and be ready for an eye test. See learner’s licence.
- Driving test: you need a valid learner’s licence and a roadworthy vehicle of the right class. See K53 driving test.
Booking and appointment information
In Gauteng, tests and licence card renewals are generally booked on NaTIS Online, and gov.za states that Gauteng residents must apply online for a learner’s licence. Some centres set aside walk-in days for older applicants.
How the booking system works, and what to do when there are no slots: traffic department online booking.
What to bring before you visit
- Your original ID document or smart ID card, or passport and permit for foreign nationals.
- Proof of residential address. See proof of address.
- Your booking confirmation, if the service was booked.
- The licence card, learner’s licence, renewal notice or vehicle document the transaction relates to.
- The completed application form. See traffic department forms.
Driver, learner and vehicle licensing services
- Renewing a licence card: traffic department licence renewal.
- Getting a learner’s licence: learner’s licence guide.
- Driving test: K53 driving test.
- Licence discs: traffic department disc renewal.
- Fines: traffic fines.
Other offices nearby: Waltloo, Mabopane, Brits. More in Gauteng traffic departments, the full office directory and traffic department near me.
Fees and payment information
Licensing fees are set by the province and municipality and change from time to time. The City of Tshwane does not publish a current fee list on the pages we checked, so confirm the amount and the accepted payment methods before you go. How fees are structured: traffic department fees and traffic department prices.
How people search for Akasia licensing offices
Searches include Akasia licensing department, Akasia licence department and Akasia license department. The names are used loosely: a driving licence testing centre handles learner’s and driving licences and tests, while a registering authority, often called the licensing department, handles licence discs and vehicle registration.
Akasia is listed as both, in the Station Square building. Check which service you need before you travel.
Frequently asked questions and official verification
Where is the Akasia traffic department?
Station Square Building, Cnr Daan De Wet Nel and Willem Cruywagen Streets, Akasia, as listed by the City of Tshwane.
Is there a DLTC in Akasia?
Yes. The Akasia Service Delivery Centre is listed as a combined traffic and licensing office.
Is Akasia traffic department open on Saturday?
Saturday hours could not be confirmed. Check with the municipality before planning a weekend visit.
What is the Akasia traffic department contact number?
No number could be confirmed on an official page. Use the City of Tshwane’s official website.
Is this the official Akasia traffic department website?
No. TrafficDepartment.co.za is independent and cannot book, renew or pay anything. Confirm details with the City of Tshwane.