New high-tech number plates for Gauteng
Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi says that provincial authorities are accelerating their fight against crime in the province, and is promising high-tech solutions to gain the upper-hand on criminals – including new registration plates for vehicles in the province.
To tackle the growing crisis, he announced a slew of measures to be implemented in the coming year and beyond, including adopting new technologies and partnering with the private sector, while also boosting training and support for provincial police. Police services will also be boosted with new equipment, with the premier saying that two new helicopters have been procured for the coming financial year, and four more will be procured in the years ahead.The police services will also lean into drone technology, with the province in the advanced stages of procuring 180 drones. These drones will be able to infiltrate areas that are high risk and too difficult for police officers to enter.
The Registration of cars – which are a common denominator in crime, either stolen or used as a getaway vehicle.Migrating away from cash in business transactions and becoming a cashless province.
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