Codeta commits to reform and expand

The Cape Organisation for the Democratic Association (Codeta) Taxi Association has pledged stricter discipline, improved commuter relations, and business expansion following a strategic meeting held at the OR Tambo Hall in Site B on Thursday, February 12.

- SIYAVUYA KHAYA

The leadership of the Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association (Codeta) has urged taxi operators to ensure that their drivers uphold and respect law and order while delivering quality service to commuters.

Addressing members, Codeta president Fikile George, said the association was encouraged by improved safety during the recent festive peak season, noting that no fatalities were recorded among its operations.

“We are thankful that no lives were lost during the festive peak season,” he said.

He urged taxi operators to take greater responsibility for the conduct of their drivers, stressing that professionalism and respect on the roads are critical to sustaining the industry.

“We are urging all taxi operators to speak with their drivers to respect commuters and other vehicles on the road. We are in this business to put food on the table, and we must therefore ensure that we keep our clientele happy,” he said.