SADD - South Africans Against Drunk Driving

21/06/2026

Post crash investigations are often not done with proper diligence by South African Police Service and so the correct information is not captured, which means victims are not afforded justice when their case gets to court. The accuseds then get away as there is not enough evidence to prove their guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt". This does not mean they were innocent. It also means the victims have not received justice. This must stop. Please sign this petition that has been started by a mother whose daughter was killed and where the post crash investigations were totally inadequate. https://www.change.org/PutLifeFirstSA Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety Department of Transport SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety KZN Department of Transport International Road Victims' Partnership Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety ArriveAlive.co.za The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DoJ & CD) Together SA Drive More Safely NPO Mkhuleko Hlengwa MP

Put Life First: Zero Alcohol for Drivers

30/05/2026

campaign with Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety and funded by TotalEnergies. Visi-belts donated by .
Cycle way funded by City of Cape Town Red Cliff Property Kommetjie Residents and Ratepayers Association SADD - South Africans Against Drunk Driving. SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety Department of Transport

30/05/2026

Cllr Simon Liell-Cock discusses the need to build more infrastructures for VRU. He congratulates City of Cape Town Red Cliff Property and SADD - South Africans Against Drunk Driving for working together to get the walkway/cycle path between Kommetjie & Ocean View built. A Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety campaign funded by TotalEnergies SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety ArriveAlive.co.za Department of Transport

28/05/2026

Another successful collaboration between an NGO, community- Kommetjie Residents and Ratepayers Association, Property Developer and City of Cape Town led to a safer intersection for walkers and cyclists. Most people STOP, or slow down dramatically, leading to speeds being lower and safer at the intersection. Other, like the Checkers Sixty60 driver in the video, unfortunately do not obey the rules of the road. This Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety and campaign is funded by TotalEnergies. ArriveAlive.co.za SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety Department of Transport

27/05/2026

A healthy life style such as walking and having pets for company is very important. It was wonderful that SADD - South Africans Against Drunk Driving together with Kommetjie Residents and Ratepayers Association and Red Cliff Property could make our community safer with this walkway. . This Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety and project funded by TotalEnergies. National Department of Health (South Africa) World Health Organization (WHO) ArriveAlive.co.za SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety City of Cape Town Department of Transport

27/05/2026

Our NGO collaborated with the property developer Red Cliff Property and Kommetjie Residents and Ratepayers Association to fund and make this busy intersection safer by getting a sidewalk and 3-way STOP put in. This is also a popular desire line to the beach. . Thanks to Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety for their and campaign and TotalEnergies for funding. SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety City of Cape Town ArriveAlive.co.za Department of Transport International Road Victims' Partnership

26/05/2026

The property developer Red Cliff Property worked with SADD & used the City of Cape Town levies to build the sidewalk. This is a lesson to road safety NGOs to Never, Ever, give up, or accept "No" if they have a good idea to . . Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety 2026 project funded by TotalEnergies. Department of Transport ArriveAlive.co.za SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety

25/05/2026

In this 2026 campaign week SADD - South Africans Against Drunk Driving opened the Ocean View to Kommetjie 3m wide, 2km long walkway & cycle lane. Caro Smit asks for the implementation of the commitments that have been made by to make our roads safer. About 45% of all deaths in SA are pedestrians, and that number is about 60 - 70% in . These are vulnerable road users who need special facilities for them. Thanks to Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety with the financial support of TotalEnergies Foundation. Thanks also to City of Cape Town Dept and Red Cliff Property for funding the sidewalk. ArriveAlive.co.za Department of Transport KZN Department of Transport World Health Organization (WHO)

23/04/2026

Listen to SADDs comments on NEWZ.ro about the Easter road statistics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGnxzXgYNLc Congratulations Department of Transport @ KZN Department of Transport Road Traffic Management Corporation for doing more alcohol tests and arrests. (The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DoJ & CD) What we need to see now is 900 convictions, 900 criminal records been given, 900 suspension of licences, and fines of minimum of R60 000 each (The NRTA allows fines of up to R120 000) ) If the drivers are allowed to drive, their vehicle should be fitted with an alcohol ignition interlock https://breathalysers.co.za/collections/alcohol-interlocks https://www.citizen.co.za/germiston-city-news/news-headlines/local-news/2026/04/09/authorities-intensify-crackdown-as-drunk-driving-arrests-climb-nationwide/
Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety
SADC Alliance of NGO's for Road Safety
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More than 900 motorists were arrested for drunk driving as enforcement intensified over the Easter weekend.