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The National Traffic Information System (eNaTIS) recorded 15 593 845 transactions in March 2009, returning to high volumes following the decreased demand experienced in the previous month (read the relevant report here). Although the significant drop in vehicle introductions experienced in February 2009 did not continue, year-on-year figures in this category displayed a decrease of 27.76% (47 285 vehicle introductions in March 2009 compared to 65 452 introductions in March 2008).

ppp_ibusi_clp_businessmanpushinggraph_s_99.pngDaily totals in excess of 600 000 transactions were recorded on virtually all weekdays, and totals in excess of 700 000 on three occasions. Monday, 30 March was the busiest day with 730 410 transactions being recorded nationally.

Significant month-on-month growth was experienced in the demand for all major transaction categories: learner’s licence authorisations rose by 18.60%, driving licence card authorisations by 16.37%, vehicle introductions by 19.37%, vehicle registrations by 10.98% and vehicle licensing transactions by 7.56%. Reports* executed increased by 14.76%.

User transactions** increased by 11.00%, and interface transactions*** by 30.14%.

The Johannesburg service centre once again performed the most transactions (829 244) followed by Pretoria (698 971) the City of Cape Town (603 974), Durban (344 988) and Port Elizabeth (186 686). 

With 52 317 transactions Volkswagen of SA was the most active non-governmental entity using a system-to-system interface with the eNaTIS, followed by Mercedes-Benz of SA (42 322), TransUnion HPI (41 369), BMW SA (34 494) and Toyota SA (28 581).

To access a daily breakdown of the transactions performed during March 2009, click here.

Year-on-year comparisons of new and used vehicle registrations are available here and here respectively. The latest statistics on South Africa’s live vehicle population are available here.

* These reports are utilised for, among others, financial reconciliations and audits.
** User transactions are performed by users of the eNaTIS application at registering authorities, testing stations and provincial authorities.
*** Interface transactions are performed on other computer systems that have interfaces to the eNaTIS (such as those of the South African Police Service, vehicle manufacturers, banks and insurance companies).

 

 
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