Taxi unrest caused by impounding

Louis Fourie Road has been cleared and is open to normal traffic.

Thursday, 25 February 2021, 14:09
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Taxi unrest caused by impounding
The protests action was a result of several taxis being impounded by traffic officials.

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MOSSEL BAY NEWS AND VIDEO - The protests action on Louis Fourie Road earlier today, 25 February that lead to road closure in the area was a result of several taxis being impounded by traffic officials. 

According to information the vehicles were impounded due to a variety of transgressions pertaining to roadworthiness, allocated routes and Covid-19 regulations. 

A process of negotiation is underway between members of the various taxi associations, police and traffic officials to mediate. 

Louis Fourie Road has been cleared and is open to normal traffic.

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