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Developing people through interaction

Taking SANRAL to the People is about transforming the construction industry and alerting people of opportunities. Talking to the people about projects in their towns, cities and villages is integral to the SANRAL approach. Known as ‘Taking SANRAL to ..

Partners unite for safer roads

Through their close links to communities who live in proximity to the road network, the concessionaires are increasingly involved in campaigns that promote safer road behaviour. The private sector companies that manage important stretches of South Africa’s ..

Roadworks ahead

Due to the expected congestion and travel time delays along the section of the road, SANRAL recommends those road users, and in particular, Heavy Trucks and Buses consider making use of alternative routes. The South African ..

Frequently Asked Questions about SANRAL

These are the most asked questions about SANRAL in the Free State. WHO IS SANRAL? It was established in April 1998 by an Act of Parliament as an independent company to operate South Africa’s national road ..

Making the N6 from Rouxville to Smithfield safer

The project has created employment for 318 local workers to date. Work is on track on the upgrading of a 34-kilometre section of the much-used N6 between Rouxville and Smithfield in the Free State. The contract was awarded by ..

Healthy stakeholder relations in the Free State

Scheduled stakeholder engagements are yielding positive results for SANRAL in the Free State. The Free State Province is literally in the middle of South Africa, with boundaries with seven provinces, and it has the highest number of (N) national ..

Building bridges with communities

SANRAL has been involved in contributing to educational and social aspects of communities and encourages its contractors to do likewise. Developing and uplifting communities is part of the SANRAL ethos. The roads agency does not ..

It is time to watch the watchdog

SANRAL CEO believes Outa as a special interest group with a thinly disguised party-political agenda has led an illegal civil disobedience campaign against e-tolls for almost a decade. When an organisation funded by donations from the public ..

With its 15th unqualified audit, SANRAL breaks the “asphalt ceiling”

Quality of national roads vital for country’s future growth. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) is a great example of what can be achieved in the transformation of state-owned entities and a creation ..

Curbing the scourge of overloaded vehicles

The upgrading of the Senekal and Kroonstad Traffic Control Centres is part of SANRAL’s commitment to address the problem of vehicle overloading. The upgrading of two traffic control centres at Senekal and Kroonstad by SANRAL in partnership with the Free ..