Driving licences that have expired between March 2020 and August last year will not be valid from tomorrow.

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Driving licences that have expired between March 2020 and August last year will not be valid from tomorrow. Amid appeals, the Minister of Transport, Fikile Mbalula has remained steadfast, that the grace period will not be extended beyond the end of this month.
Smile Staff Reporter
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