Statistics Act, 1999
R 385
Disaster Management Act, 2002 (Act No. 57 of 2002)NoticesDirections on measures to address, prevent and combat the spread of COVID-19 in Cross-Border Road Transport Services for adjusted Alert Level 37. Embarkation of passengers of cross-border public transport vehicles |
| (1) | All cross -border operators must— |
| (a) | ensure that cross-border public transport vehicles are sanitised before picking up and after dropping off passengers; |
| (b) | ensure that all cross-border public transport vehicles' doors and window handles, arm rests, seats and hand rails are sanitised after every load; and |
| (c) | sanitise their hands and encourage cross-border road transport passengers to sanitise their hands after entering the vehicle and after getting off the vehicle; |
| (d) | ensure that all cross-border public transport vehicles are clean and tidy; and |
| (e) | put measures in place to adhere to social distancing to curb the spread of COVID-19; and |
| (f) | in manner that is easily accessible or visible to passengers, provide information on disinfection materials and procedures. |
| (2) | All drivers and passengers of cross-border public transport vehicles must wear a face mask. |
| (3) | Any marshal or security officer who interacts with members of the public in a cross-border public transport facility must wear a face mask. |
| (4) | The sanitisers used to sanitise all cross-border public transport vehicles must have a minimum of 70% alcohol content. |
| (5) | No person will be allowed to use any form of cross-border public transport or enter a cross-border road transport facility, building, place or premises if they do not wear a face mask. |
