Our Products
Speed Limiter and Speed Governor
our Speed Limiter devices in Zimbabwe are engineered to ensure vehicles adhere to speed regulations, significantly enhancing road safety and reducing the risk of accidents. By controlling vehicle speed, we contribute to the safety of drivers and passengers, while also promoting better fuel efficiency.
Dual Speed Limiter and Multi Speed Limiter
Our innovative Dual and Multi Speed Limiters in Zimbabwe offer adaptable speed control options suited to Zimbabwe's diverse driving conditions. Whether navigating rural roads or urban streets, these systems allow for multiple preset speed limits, ensuring optimal performance and safety.
RPM Regulator
Our RPM Regulators are designed to enhance engine efficiency and extend the lifespan of vehicles. By managing the engine's RPM, we help reduce wear and tear, lower harmful emissions, and improve overall fuel economy, which is particularly crucial for the varying terrains of Zimbabwe.
Smart Lift
Our Smart Lift Systems provide an essential solution for workshops across Zimbabwe, offering precise and safe vehicle lifting capabilities. Equipped with advanced monitoring features, our Smart Lifts ensure both operational safety and efficiency, making them a reliable choice for your automotive service needs.
Zimbabwe Speed Limiter Law: SI 118 of 2023
Zimbabwe's speed limiter rules come from Statutory Instrument 118 of 2023, the Road Traffic Act (Speed Limiting and Monitoring Devices) Regulations, made by the Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development under the Road Traffic Act [Chapter 13:11]. The regulations were published in the Government Gazette on 23 June 2023 and took effect on publication (SI 118 of 2023).
The rules repealed subsections (2) and (3) of section 64 of the Road Traffic (Construction, Equipment and Use) Regulations, 2015 (SI 129 of 2015), so SI 118 is now the main reference for speed limiting on commercial vehicles in Zimbabwe.
Which Vehicles Need a Speed Limiter and Monitoring Device
Section 3 of SI 118 says no person may operate or drive on any road one of these vehicles registered in Zimbabwe unless both devices are fitted:
- Passenger public service vehicles: buses, commuter omnibuses (kombis) and other vehicles carrying passengers for hire or reward.
- Heavy vehicles with a net mass of 4,600 kg or more: haulage trucks, tankers, tippers and other goods vehicles at or above that weight.
| Device | What the law requires |
|---|---|
| Speed limiting device | Can be set to control the vehicle so it does not exceed 100 km/h |
| Speed monitoring device | Monitors the vehicle's speed and records or stores the data |
The Minister can exempt a vehicle or class of vehicles, in writing or by notice in the Gazette. A driver using a written exemption must carry it in the vehicle and show it on demand.
Certificate of Fitness, Route Permits and SAZ Approval
Both devices must be certified by the vehicle inspecting officer and approved by the Standards Association of Zimbabwe (SAZ). Compliance is then checked at three points:
- Certificate of Fitness: an inspecting officer may not issue one for a covered vehicle unless both devices are fitted.
- Operator's licence and route authority: the Commissioner of Road Transport may not issue any licence or permit for a covered vehicle without both devices.
- On the road: the owner, operator and driver must keep both devices properly fitted and working whenever the vehicle is driven, and keep the device data for at least six months for inspection.
Before you buy, ask the supplier for the exact device model and check that it is SAZ-approved for use in Zimbabwe. Your installer and the inspecting officer will need the device details when the vehicle is certified.
Penalties for Missing or Tampered Devices
Under section 5 of SI 118, anyone who fails to fit the devices or keep them working commits an offence and can be fined up to level 5, jailed for up to six months, or both. Level 5 on Zimbabwe's standard scale of fines is US$200 (SI 14A of 2023).
The bigger cost for most operators is downtime: a vehicle without working devices cannot get its Certificate of Fitness, operator's licence or route authority, so it cannot legally carry passengers or goods.
2026 National Speed Monitoring System: What Operators Should Do Now
In September 2026 the Government launched a National Speed Monitoring System in Harare to track public service vehicles and enforce SI 118 (263Chat, September 2026). Operators were given a grace period to comply, reported as three to six months, after which police said non-compliant vehicles could be arrested and impounded.
- Check that every bus, kombi and heavy vehicle in your fleet has both a limiter and a monitoring device fitted.
- Test that each limiter holds the vehicle at or below 100 km/h and that the monitoring device is recording.
- Set up a way to keep at least six months of speed data for every vehicle.
- Replace any missing, faulty or tampered device before the grace period ends.
How to Get Your Fleet Compliant
- List the vehicles in scope: every passenger public service vehicle and every vehicle of 4,600 kg net mass or more registered in Zimbabwe.
- Choose SAZ-approved devices: a speed limiter that can be set to 100 km/h or lower, plus a speed monitoring device that records speed data.
- Fit the devices: use a qualified installer and record the device serial numbers against each vehicle.
- Get certified: have the devices certified by the vehicle inspecting officer and obtain the Certificate of Fitness.
- Keep records: store at least six months of device data and check the devices regularly so they keep working on the road.
Resolute Dynamics supplies speed limiters and speed governors and GPS tracking and speed monitoring systems for fleets and installers in Zimbabwe.
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Why Zimbabwe Operators Work With Resolute Dynamics
- Innovative Technology: We leverage the latest technology to create solutions that boost both safety and operational efficiency.
- Quality Assurance: Our products undergo stringent testing to ensure they meet the highest standards of safety and performance.
- Customized Solutions: We recognize the unique requirements of our clients in Zimbabwe and deliver customized solutions to meet those specific needs.
- Dedicated Support: Our team is committed to delivering outstanding customer service and support, ensuring you maximize the benefits of our products.
Supply and Support for Zimbabwe Fleets
We supply speed limiters, speed monitoring and GPS tracking devices to transport operators, bus companies and installers in Zimbabwe. Tell us how many vehicles you run and what types they are, and we will recommend the right devices and share the technical details your installer and inspecting officer need.
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