NaTIS Driving Licence Card Renewal Booking

Make bookings to apply for a learner's license, driving license, and/or professional driving permit without visiting traffic departments, which only guarantees assistance after standing in long queues.

How To Book Online?

Step-by-Step Guide to NaTIS Driving Licence Card Renewal Booking

Visit the NaTIS Website:

• Go to the official NaTIS website: NaTIS Online Booking System.

Login or Register:

• If you already have an account, log in using your credentials.
• If you don't have an account, you'll need to register. Click on the "Register" button and follow the prompts to create an account.

Select Booking Type:

• Once logged in, select the type of booking you need. In this case, choose "Driving Licence Card Renewal."

Choose Your Province and License Testing Centre:

• Select your province from the drop-down menu.
• Choose the License Testing Centre (LTC) where you want to renew your driving license card.

Select a Date and Time:

• The system will show available dates and times for the selected LTC. Choose a convenient slot for your appointment.

Complete the Application Form:

• Fill out the required information, such as your personal details, driving license number, and contact information.

Confirm Booking:

• Review all the details you’ve entered to ensure they are correct.
• Confirm your booking. You will receive a booking confirmation with the details of your appointment.

Print the Confirmation:

Print the confirmation slip and bring it with you to the License Testing Centre on the day of your appointment.

• What to Bring to Your Appointment
• Booking Confirmation Slip: Printed from the NaTIS website.
• Current Driving Licence Card: Your existing driving license card.
• Identification Document (ID): Your ID book or smart card ID.
• Proof of Address: Recent utility bill or bank statement.
• Application Fee: The renewal fee, which can be paid at the center. Check the current fee on the NaTIS website or with your local LTC.
• Eye Test Certificate: Bring the certificate if you have done an eye test at an optometrist. Otherwise, you will have to undergo an eye test at the center.

Additional Tips

• Arrive Early: Arrive at the LTC a little earlier than your scheduled appointment time.
• Follow COVID-19 Protocols: Wear a mask and follow any other COVID-19 safety protocols in place.
• Check Expiry Date: Ensure you renew your license card before it expires to avoid any penalties or fines.

By following these steps, you can efficiently book and renew your driving license card through the NaTIS system.

Just follow the simple steps mentioned below for Online Booking.

Steps:
Step-1 : Go to the link https://online.natis.gov.za/
Step-2 : Scroll down and Click on the link “Book now for Driving Licence Card Renewal”

Step-3 : Select Identification Type
Step-4 : Enter the Identification Number, Surname, and Initials, and
Step-5 : Submit the “Next” button.

Note:

Slots opened to be made available over 12 hours. Please note that the management of slots opened by DLTC is now system-driven.

To ensure fair access and opportunity, open slots will be available from 08h00 in the morning until 20h00 in the evening. DLTCs have been instructed to adhere to the ‘days’ they indicate that slots will be opened, and the system will ensure that these slots are released in batches and at random times.

Important Notice:

• Gauteng Province wants to ensure that all DLTCs are COVID-19 compliant to ensure the safety of applicants. The site inspection of DLTCs is almost done. Kindly note the following before visiting your preferred DLTC.
• All applicants who paid for a Learner’s Licence test, which would have taken place during the lockdown period, can apply in person at the DLTC, where the application was made to reschedule the Learner’s test.
• All applicants who paid for a Driving Licence test, which would have taken place during the lockdown period, can apply in person at the DLTC, where the application was made to reschedule the test.

Pre-Booking FAQs

1. Where can I book?

Using the web application, you can book at any registered DTLC site in Gauteng.

2. How many times can I make a pre-booking?

You can only make a pre-booking once for the same license test. You cannot make the same test application at different testing stations.

3. How do I pay for the pre-booking?

You must pay for your booking at the testing station where the pre-booking was made. Online payment will be offered soon.

4. What about the eye test?

You can have the eye test at the DLTC on the day of the payment or go to a recognized eye specialist, who will issue an acceptable certificate at the testing station.

5. How long do I have to pay?

The payment must be made within 3 days of making the pre-booking. This prevents the slot from being forfeited and allocated to another applicant. It is only a reservation of your booking until it is paid within the prescribed period to confirm the booking.

Please note that fees are not displayed on this site as the different sites have fees applicable to their province. Please contact the DLTC to enquire about fees.

Contact

The website provides a telephone number and an email address for reporting difficulties or problems. For any issues or inquiries, please email our call center at onlinesupport@rtmc.co.za or call us at 0861 400 800 to assist.

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How To Pay City of Cape Town Traffic Fine?

All traffic violations that take place in the City of Cape Town – the Cape Metropolitan area, Blaauwberg, Cape Town CBD, Helderberg, Oostenberg, South Peninsula and Tygerberg – are dealt with by the City of Cape Town’s Municipal Traffic Departments. These include the Atlantis, Durbanville, Elsies River, Helderberg, Milnerton, Oostenberg, Ottery Hill and Parow traffic departments. Violations that take place in other areas are dealt with by the relevant municipality’s traffic department.

If you are paying before the due date, you can pay your traffic fine by cheque, cash or postal order:

• Cheques and postal orders should be made out to City of Cape Town.
• Payment can be made online at Paycity

** Payment can be made either in person at the traffic department (find the address at Municipal Traffic Departments) or mailed to:

• The City of Cape Town
• Private Bag X19
• Vlaeberg
• 8018

** Given the levels of fraud and theft in the Post Office, it is not recommended to send cash by post.
** If you are a First National Bank customer, you can also pay your fine at any FNB ATM using your fine reference number.

Note:

If you wish to pay on or after the due date, you can do so by cash or bank-guaranteed cheque at the court mentioned on the fine (find the address at municipal courts). You will have to make the payment in person no longer than 14 days after the due date. On the 14th day, your case will appear in court.

If you do not wish to pay your fine you will have to appear in court, in person, on your court date to argue your case. If you are not there to argue your case, a warrant for your arrest will automatically be issued.

Types of Traffic Fines

Different types of traffic fines are,

You can get one of two kinds of fines, regardless of the traffic violation:
** A Section 56 notice is given to you by a traffic officer, usually for a moving violation. It has a court date on it.
** A 341 Traffic Ticket is issued when a motorist is caught violating a traffic regulation by camera (for example, when speeding) or when a traffic officer issues a ticket when the motorist is not present (this is the pink ticket issued for parking violations, expired licence discs, and so on).

FAQs On Traffic Fine

Frequently Asked Question FAQs On Traffic Fine

Where can I find out if I have outstanding fines?

Call the traffic inquiries section during office hours (Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 15:30) on 0860 103 089. If you would like a printout of your fine, you will have to go to the traffic department in person.

To update your details please fax your new address (physical and postal), along with a copy of your ID, to Motor Vehicle Registrations on 021 419 1676. Mark it for the attention of the Correspondence Department or call Motor Vehicle Registrations on 0860 103 089.

Where can I view the speed-camera photo?

If the camera fine’s notice number starts with a “9” or a “4”, you can view it online.

To view your photos you will need to know:
** The municipal district in which the photo was taken
** Your vehicle registration number
** The film number, which appears in the traffic fine.

Camera fines that start with “2” can only be viewed at Parow Traffic, Oostenberg Traffic, Helderberg Traffic, Milnerton Traffic South Peninsula Traffic and Cape Town Traffic between 08:30 and 15:00.

Dispute your traffic fine :

** If you wish to dispute a fine, you may submit a written representation to the Traffic Manager at traffic.representation@capetown.gov.za. This letter must be accompanied with a copy of your fine. You can also fax this letter to 086 293 8189.
** Violations that take place in other areas are dealt with by the relevant municipality’s traffic department. A list of the local municipalities along with their contact details is available under local government on the Western Cape Government’s website.
** Your letter will then sent by the Traffic Manager to the relevant court, where it will be received by the Public Prosecutor at the court, who will review your fine and send it back to the Traffic Manager. The entire process takes up to six weeks.
** You can also contact the Public Prosecutor directly at the court that appears on your fine. If you have received summons you should contact the Public Prosecutor before the date you are due to appear in court.

Can I pay my traffic fine electronically?

Payments can be made online. If you are a First National Bank customer, however, you can pay your fine at any FNB ATM using your fine reference number.

How much time do I have to pay my traffic fine?

** Depending on whether you have been issued a Section 56 notice or a 341 Traffic Ticket, you have between 30 days and four months to pay your traffic fine.
** A Section 56 notice means you have about 30 days to pay before your case goes to court.
** If you receive a 341 Traffic Ticket, you have 30 days before the Traffic Department will issue a “Notice Before Summons”, after which you will have another 30 days before the summons will actually be issued.
** After the summons is issued, you have another 30 days to pay your fine to the Traffic Department. After the 30 days have passed, you have another 14 days of grace in which you can pay your fine at the court mentioned on the summons.
** So in total, you have approximately four months to pay your traffic fine after receiving a 341 ticket.

What happens if I don’t pay a fine?

** If, for example, the traffic fine has been issued in error you may plead your case in court on the court date of your summons.
** If you do not go to court to argue your case, a warrant for your arrest will automatically be issued and you will be charged with being in contempt of court.

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