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Following a decrease of 16.55% in August 2008, the National Traffic Information System (eNaTIS) processed 875,069 vehicle licensing transactions in September, which represents a month-on-month increase of 14.72% and a year-on-year increase of 18.22%. Used vehicle registrations showed a year-on-year increase of 9.25%, while new vehicle registrations dropped by 17.65%.
Learner’s licence authorisations and driving licence card orders displayed year-on-year increases of 23.78% and 29.47% respectively. As reported last month , this can be ascribed to the more effective utilisation of testing resources made possible by the eNaTIS licence test appointment booking system.
A total of 12,853,291 transactions were performed on the eNaTIS during September 2008, with the 600,000 daily transaction mark being exceeded on three occasions (616,462 transactions on 02 September, 629,139 on 19 September and 654,375 on 30 September).
The full breakdown of the transactions performed per main category during September 2008 is as follows: 875,069 vehicle licensing transactions, 261,916 vehicle registrations, 179,841 driving licence card orders, 73,681 learner’s licence authorisations and 56,229 vehicle record introductions. In addition, 117,957 reports* were executed on the system.
3,777,980 interface transactions** and 9,075,311 user transactions*** were performed during September.
The Johannesburg service centre once again performed the most transactions (762,460) followed by the City of Cape Town (602,277), Pretoria (551,739), Durban (317,017) and Germiston (172,948).
With 62,989 transactions Mercedes-Benz of SA was the most active non-governmental entity using a system-to-system interface with the eNaTIS, followed by Toyota SA (55,765), TransUnion HPI (38,732), BMW SA (37,989) and Volkswagen of SA (37,347).
To access a daily breakdown of the transactions performed during September 2008, click here .
Year-on-year comparisons of new and used vehicle registrations are available here and here respectively.
* These reports are utilised for, among others, financial reconciliations and audits.
** 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).
*** User transactions are performed by users of the eNaTIS application at registering authorities, testing stations and provincial authorities.
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