Update on the N2 and N3 upgrades

Due to the length and estimated cost of the N2 and N3 upgrades, the strategy is to split the corridor into several detailed design and construction packages.    The upgrades of the N2 and N3 in KwaZulu-Natal form ..
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What makes roads last?

SANRAL is a state-owned agency responsible for the planning, design, construction and maintenance of the national road network.  Five factors influence the performance of a pavement (road surface):   TRAFFIC: Traffic is the most important factor influencing ..
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Let’s be safe 24-7, 365!

At SANRAL, road safety is always top of mind. Being alert and aware should be of the utmost importance each time you are on the road.   Sadly, road safety usually only crosses people’s minds during peak periods of ..
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Ensuring safer roads

SANRAL has played a significant role in updating the road safety component of the roads policy by integrating aspects relating to engineering, education and enforcement.  The Roads Policy for South Africa sets benchmarks on all matters ..
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SANRAL career expo in Mangaung a huge success

SANRAL is committed to developing skills of learners who express an interest in studying and building a career with SANRAL or similar organisations.  Almost 2000 learners from several high schools in the Free State who were undecided about ..
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National roads set to be busy this Easter holiday

The Easter Holidays are traditionally a period when traffic increases on most major national and provincial highways.  Traffic is set to surge on national roads across the country from the afternoon of Thursday, 18th April through to Friday, 19th April ..
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