From 1903 to the end of 2003 a total of 393,977 people were killed in crashes on South African roads

The estimated number of fatalities resulting from speed-related accidents was 4,183 or 46.41% in 2004

Fatal crashes cost South Africa R13.73 billion in 2006 /2007

There were 14.38 fatal vehicle crashes per 10,000 registered vehicles in South Africa in 2008

Ageing bridges and crumbling roads are of main concern to transporters in SA

Trucks travelling on roads with average and bad riding conditions experienced an increase in costs of between 684% and 1,560%, respectively

Transportation costs by road contribute to about 55% of SA's total logistics costs

Occurrence of accidents has reduced by 90% and costs have reduced by 79% since introducing RTMS

Tyre costs reduced by 11% since introducing RTMS

It's possible to increase the fuel economy per tonne by 13.3% by adopting and embracing RTMS

We have shown the cost per tonne to transport timber has the potential of reducing by at least 12% using RTMS

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