These were the five biggest stories in South Africa’s transport industry this week.

Bakkie sales took a nosedive in April amid a surge in diesel prices.

The Animal Welfare Society of South Africa has warned of a disturbing new hijacking method involving dogs.

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The recent petrol price hikes have led to a massive drop in fuel spending.

Toyota’s luxury brand has unveiled a new SUV, and it could be coming to South Africa.

In the span of a few years, Chery has established itself as one of South Africa’s top-selling car brands.

Crude oil from petroleum-producing countries has fallen to a 36-year low due to the Middle East conflict.

There are protocols to follow if you have been in a car accident in South Africa.

The government wants to convert Gauteng’s e-toll gantries into a new speed camera network.

The Supreme Court of Appeal ruled that the Road Accident Fund’s claim process is unlawful, with administrative hurdles that make it harder for victims to access compensation.

The government has increased its fuel price relief for diesel motorists by nearly R1 per litre.

The new JMC Vigus is one of the most affordable double-cab bakkies in South Africa.

Airlink is looking for 82 passengers that may have been exposed to the Hantavirus on a recent flight.

One Chinese car saw a massive jump in sales this April.

BYD’s overseas sales soared in April as surging petrol prices in the wake of the Iran war spurred renewed interest in electric cars.

South Africa’s automotive sector is valued at well over R500 billion.

South Africa’s richest man has an impressive car collection.

The small industrial hub of Rosslyn in South Africa is home to one of BMW’s oldest car factories.