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Championing a Transformed, Inclusive and Sustainable Taxi Industry

OUR MANDATE

As the unified voice of South Africa’s taxi industry, SANTACO is committed to driving transformation, innovation, and empowerment across our communities. Learn more about our vision for a professional, inclusive, and sustainable transport future by visiting our About Us page.

SANTACO’s mission is rooted in transforming the taxi industry into a reliable, efficient, and formalised component of South Africa’s mobility network. By prioritising safety, modernisation, and economic empowerment, SANTACO seeks to uplift its members and provide commuters with high-quality transport services. Through strategic partnerships, innovation, and advocacy for fair subsidies, the organisation aims to build a sustainable industry that serves operators, commuters, and the broader economy.

SANTACO’s values serve as the foundation of its identity, guiding its actions, decisions, and relationships across the public transport sector. These values reflect our commitment to professionalism, safety, empowerment, inclusive representation, and broader economic participation. They define not only what we stand for, but also how we operate — ensuring that our members, partners, and commuters experience a transport industry that is principled, progressive, and people-centred

Latest Industry News

Stay informed with our latest press releases, safety initiatives, and professional updates for the South African taxi industry.

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SANTACO Launches Safety Initiative

We are proud to announce our new safety initiative aimed at protecting our drivers and passengers across the country.

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Professionalization Drive: New Industry Standards

Implementing new professional standards to ensure a more efficient and reliable transit experience for all South Africans.

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Press Release: National Transit Strategy 2026

Our latest press release outlines our strategic roadmap for the future of taxi transit in South Africa.

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