What are the key pieces of legislation governing road safety in South Africa?

Here are two key pieces of legislation governing road safety in South Africa:

1. The National Road Traffic Act (NRTA) 93 of 1996: This is the primary legislation governing all aspects of road traffic in South Africa. It covers vehicle registration, licensing of drivers, rules of the road, vehicle standards, and enforcement procedures. Its main aim is to ensure safe road usage and regulate traffic flow.

2. The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) Act 46 of 1998: This Act introduces a demerit point system for traffic offences. It aims to promote road safety by penalizing habitual offenders and encouraging responsible driver behavior. It also streamlines the process for handling traffic infringements.