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NATIONAL ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 93 OF 1996 - Gauteng Online

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[Definition of 'certification of roadworthiness' inserted by s. 1 (b) of Act 8 of 1998.]<br />

'combination of motor vehicles' means two or more motor vehicles coupled<br />

together;<br />

'Convention' means the International Convention relative to Motor Traffic (Paris,<br />

1926), the United Nations Convention on Road Traffic (Geneva, 1949), or the United<br />

Nations Convention on Road Traffic (Vienna, 1968);<br />

'cross', or any like expression, means to move on a public road in a direction<br />

which intersects the normal course of travel of traffic on such road;<br />

'dangerous goods' means the commodities, substances and goods listed in the<br />

standard specification of the South African Bureau of Standards SABS 0228 'The<br />

identification and classification of dangerous substances and goods';<br />

'Department' means the Department of Transport;<br />

'department of State' means a department as defined in section 1 (1) of the<br />

Public Service Act, 1994 (Proclamation 103 of 1994);<br />

'Director-General' means the Director-General: Transport;<br />

'driver' means any person who drives or attempts to drive any vehicle or who<br />

rides or attempts to ride any pedal cycle or who leads any draught, pack or saddle animal<br />

or herd or flock of animals, and 'drive' or any like word has a corresponding meaning;<br />

'driving licence' means a driving licence referred to in Chapter IV;<br />

'driving licence testing centre' means a driving licence testing centre referred to<br />

in Chapter IV;<br />

'edge of the roadway' means the boundary between the roadway and the<br />

shoulder, which is indicated by an appropriate road traffic sign, or in the absence of such<br />

sign-<br />

(a) in the case of a road with a bituminous or concrete surface, the edge of<br />

such surface;<br />

(b) in the case of any other road, the edge of the improved part of the road<br />

intended for vehicular use;<br />

'examiner for driving licences' means an examiner for driving licences<br />

registered and appointed in terms of the laws of any province;<br />

[Date of commencement of definition of 'examiner for driving licences': to be<br />

proclaimed.]<br />

'examiner of vehicles' means an examiner of vehicles registered and appointed in<br />

terms of the laws of any province;<br />

[Date of commencement of definition of 'examiner of vehicles': to be proclaimed.]<br />

'fire-fighting vehicle' means a motor vehicle designed or adapted solely or<br />

mainly for fighting fires and which is registered as a fire-fighting vehicle;<br />

'freeway' means a public road or a section of a public road which has been<br />

designated as a freeway by an appropriate road traffic sign;<br />

'goods' means any movable property;<br />

'gross combination mass', in relation to a motor vehicle which is used to draw<br />

any other motor vehicle, means the maximum mass of any combination of motor<br />

vehicles, including the drawing vehicle, and load as specified by the manufacturer thereof<br />

or, in the absence of such specification, as determined by the registering authority;<br />

'gross vehicle mass', in relation to a motor vehicle, means the maximum mass of<br />

such vehicle and its load as specified by the manufacturer thereof or, in the absence of

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