AARTO Phase 2: What Fleet Operators Need to Check

Changes to traffic enforcement and infringement procedures can affect how transport businesses manage drivers, vehicles and administrative records.

Published:

14 October 2026
AARTO Phase 2: What Fleet Operators Need to Check

Changes to traffic enforcement and infringement procedures can affect how transport businesses manage drivers, vehicles and administrative records.

For fleet managers, the priority is to understand the current legal position rather than rely on old summaries or informal advice. Implementation dates, applicable areas, procedures and the status of any demerit-points arrangements must be checked against current official notices.

What fleet managers should do

  • Check current announcements from the relevant official authorities.
  • Review how traffic infringements are received, recorded and allocated.
  • Keep vehicle and driver records accurate.
  • Make sure drivers understand the company’s process for reporting notices.
  • Seek qualified legal advice when a notice or enforcement action is disputed.

The takeaway: Keep compliance procedures current, document actions taken and verify deadlines before communicating them to drivers.

What this means for your fleet

What to do

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