Gauteng Traffic Police are increasing enforcement of school transport rules as schools reopen for the third term. Multiple outlets report that officers step up checks to improve the safety of learners travelling to and from classes. The inspections focus on compliance with scholar transport requirements, including vehicle roadworthiness and the validity of permits for vehicles used to transport pupils. Sources also state that police will monitor for overloading, targeting vehicles carrying more learners than allowed under the regulations. The enforcement drive is described as part of broader efforts to manage risks on public roads during the return to school, when traffic patterns and learner volumes typically rise. Officers conduct roadside assessments and are prepared to apply regulatory action where vehicles or operators do not meet the required standards. The reports do not specify any particular number of vehicles stopped or incidents during the campaign, but they agree on the main approach: intensified roadside scrutiny of scholar transport as the new school term begins.