No Branding, No Licence, No App Compliance = No Business | Taxi Talk SA

Описание: The e-hailing industry in South Africa has entered a new era of regulation — and whether drivers agree or not is no longer relevant.

In this episode of Taxi Talk SA, we break down what the active National Land Transport regulations mean for:

E-hailing drivers

App companies

Vehicle branding

Operating licences

Industry conflict between taxis and e-hailing

This is not an opinion piece.
This is a warning and an education.

Key issues covered in this video:

Why compliance is now mandatory, not optional

Why e-hailing vehicle branding is required by law

The difference between private vehicles, scholar transport, meter taxis, and e-hailing

Why some app companies’ refusal to comply puts drivers at risk

What happens when enforcement begins and you are not compliant

Many drivers believe complaints, protests, or social media pressure will stop enforcement.
They won’t.

The law does not negotiate — it enforces.

This regulation, while controversial, is intended to:

Bring legitimacy to e-hailing

Reduce conflict with the taxi industry

Create accountability across the public transport sector

If you operate under a non-compliant app, or without the correct licence and identification, you risk losing your right to operate — permanently.

This is Taxi Talk SA — where we discuss the transport industry without fear or favour.

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