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Cape Town’s Fleet Revolution: A New Era of Municipal Oversight

29 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town has launched a smart new system that tracks all its city vehicles in real time using hightech gadgets. This helps the city keep an eye on where trucks and buses go, how much fuel they use, and when they need repairs. By doing this, Cape Town makes sure services run smoothly, stops waste and theft, and protects the environment. It’s a big step toward a safer, cleaner, and more open city where technology helps everyone work better together.

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