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17/02/2026

As stipulated in the National Road Traffic Act, it’s possible for motorists to lose their licence for exceeding the speed limit.

This is particularly relevant given that the Administrative Adjudication of Traffic Offences (Aarto) Act is set to take effect from 1 July 2026.

Aarto will introduce a new demerit system where motorists will accumulate points on their licences for various driving offences, including speeding.

Section 35 states that motorists who are caught driving recklessly will have their licences suspended.

“Reckless driving” in this instance includes speeding, with different thresholds for each road type.

In urban areas, which typically have a speed limit of 60km/h, the threshold for reckless speeding is 30km/h or more over the limit.

This increases to 40km/h for rural roads with a limit of 100km/h, as well as freeways with a 120km/h limit.

“If a driver is convicted of exceeding the posted speed limit by more than the specified margins, their driving licence will be suspended for ‘at least’ six months for a first offence,” said Handfield-Jones.

A second offence will elevate the suspension to a minimum of five years, which doubles to “at least” 10 years for third and subsequent offences.

The act states that the suspension is calculated from the date of the sentence. However, courts may refuse to enforce a licence suspension in unique circumstances.

26/01/2026