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Some Driving License Testing Centres (DLTC) and the Motor Vehicle Registering Authority (MVRA) in Gauteng have reopened their doors while others will do so next week.
Gauteng MEC for Public Transport and Roads Infrastructure, Jacob Mamabolo, said priority will be given to applicants who have confirmed bookings while walk-ins remain barred.
He said only applicants with valid online booking reference numbers will be allowed onto the premises of these centres.  
"This is another measure we have put in place to ensure that customers are serviced whilst adhering to social distancing protocols," said the MEC on Monday.
The following DLTCs are currently operational with others expected to resume services next week:
Sandton (Johannesburg)
Akasia (Tshwane)
Bronkhorstspruit (Tshwane)
Centurion (Tshwane)
Mamabolo encouraged those visiting the centres to wear facemasks, adding that entry will be denied to those not wearing masks.
He said all driver's licences, learner's licences, motor vehicle licence discs, temporary driver's licences, temporary permits, roadworthy certificates and professional driver's permits that expired during the lockdown period would be deemed valid and have been extended for 90 days from 1 June 2020.
"It is important to also note that over 100 Post Offices are open for motor vehicle license disc renewal across the province," said Mamabolo.
Motor Vehicle Registering Authorities currently (MVRA) operating: 
Sandton MVRA, DLTC and Mini Bulk
Roodepoort MVRA and Mini Bulk
Dube MVRA and Mini Bulk; and
Wemmer Super Bulk
Akasia MVRA
Bronkhorstspruit MVRA
Centurion MVRA
Saambou Bulk Centre
Specialised Licensing Bulk Centre
Centres expected to reopen next week:
Bedfordview DLTC
Alberton DLTC
Kempton Park DLTC
Tsakane DLTC
Nigel DLTC
Brakpan DLTC
Edenvale DLTC
Kagiso DLTC
Kliptown DLTC
Xavier DLTC
Maponya Mall DLTC
Mabopane DLTC​