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SA's 10-year driving licences now a step closer - but what happens with existing cards?

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SA's 10-year driving licences now a step closer - but what happens with existing cards?

South Africa’s proposed licence changes would double the validity of cards for light vehicles to 10 years, but motorists must continue renewing under current rules until the law changes.

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