Definition
An authorisation required to operate a goods or passenger vehicle across South Africa's borders, issued by the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA). It is needed in addition to domestic operating documents for international haulage to and from neighbouring SADC countries. Operating across a border without a valid permit can lead to fines and impoundment.
Frequently asked questions
What is Cross-Border Road Transport Permit?
An authorisation required to operate a goods or passenger vehicle across South Africa's borders, issued by the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA). It is needed in addition to domestic operating documents for international haulage to and from neighbouring SADC countries. Operating across a border without a valid permit can lead to fines and impoundment.
Which glossary terms are related to Cross-Border Road Transport Permit?
Cross-Border Road Transport Permit is a road, rail & inland term in the South African import/export industry. Related terms in the same area include Abnormal Lead Escort, Abnormal Load, Abnormal Load Permit, Axle Load, Backhaul — each has its own plain-English definition in the TradeCaravan glossary.