Successful applicants are paid a scrapping allowance of R159 500* per minibus taxi vehicle
*The scrapping allowance is reviewed annually by the Department of Transport
Taxi scrapping, one of the components of the RTRP, is established primarily for the physical scrapping of unroadworthy mini bus taxi vehicles that were manufactured on or before 4 September 2006. In order for the minibus taxi vehicle to be accepted for scrapping, qualifying criteria must be met.
TAXI SCRAPPING APPLICATION PROCESS
There are various stages in the taxi scrapping application process which are listed below.
Our Call Centre Agents are available to assist with any queries you might have.
Step 1 - Mandatory Application Documents
- Scrapping Application form completed by the owner of the vehicle (original)
- Banking Details Form (original)
- Identity Document (certified copy)
- Valid Operating Licence (original and certified copy)
- Motor Vehicle Registration Certificate (certified copy)
- Stamped Bank Statement (original) or a letter from the bank stating all banking details on a bank letterhead (original)
IMPORTANT
all certified copies, stamped and dated bank statements must not be older than three (3) months. Only original and/or original certified copies of documents will be accepted.
Step 2 - Submit your forms and supporting documentation to TRSA Provincial Site Offices
- Submit your application forms and all supporting documentation to the TRSA provincial site office in the province in which your operating licence was issued.
- Your application will be captured and you will be handed an application receipt that will include a TRSA reference number.
IMPORTANT
Applicants with OLs issued in Limpopo, North West and Mpumalanga may submit their applications to the TRSA Gauteng provincial site office. It should be noted that your vehicle will be called for physical vehicle inspection at the TRSA provincial site office in which your application was submitted
IMPORTANT
Always use your reference number when following up on your application with the TRSA.
Step 3 - Your Documentation is Verified
- The TRSA will verify the information presented in the application forms and supporting documentation
- All operator, vehicle and operating license details per application will be verified with all relevant authorities.
Step 4 - Physical vehicle inspection
- A TRSA Call Centre Agent will schedule a vehicle inspection date with you and you will be requested to bring in the following documentation:
- A TRSA Call Centre Agent will schedule a vehicle inspection date with you and you will be requested to bring in the following documentation:
- Original Vehicle Registration Certificate
- Original Certified copy of ID
- Original latest stamped Bank Statement
- If your vehicle passes physical vehicle inspection, you will be issued with a Vehicle Receipt.
IMPORTANT
Read the terms and conditions carefully before signing the vehicle receipt.
Step 5 - Your vehicle is deregistered
- If your vehicle passes the physical vehicle inspection, you will be requested to complete an Application for Deregistration (ADV form) and your vehicle will be subsequently deregistered on e-NaTis.
IMPORTANT
That all outstanding licenses fees and fines must be fully paid prior to deregistration.
Step 6 - Payment
- Payment will be made into your bank account via EFT on successful deregistration.
IMPORTANT
That all outstanding licenses fees and fines must be fully paid prior to deregistration
