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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 ..

Young people, women encouraged to participate in SANRAL projects

Interacting with the town’s business community was opportune for SANRAL to share information about its continuing role in infrastructure development, job creation and skills development. Deputy Transport Minister, Sindisiwe Chikunga, has called on young people, women and other ..

No fatalities on SA section of the N4 Toll Route this Easter

One of the key contributors to a safer N4 this Easter was the TRAC N4 Easter Road Safety Awareness and Swift Response Campaign. Trans African Concessions (TRAC) is pleased to announce that there were zero fatalities ..

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 ..

Concrete section to be improved

Major rehabilitation and expansion works will include the removal and replacement of failed concrete slabs and thereafter the overlaying of the entire section. It is with great pleasure that Trans African Concessions (TRAC) announces the rehabilitation ..

Paving the way forward

Pilot Crushtec and SANRAL enter into MoU to promote transformation and empowerment in South Africa. South Africa has the largest and, arguably, best road network on the continent. The continuous expansion and maintenance thereof generate billions in revenue and employs ..

Building for better quality of life

The new N2 will open this coastal strip while also providing a safer, flatter and faster link between Durban and the industrial centres of East London and Port Elizabeth. The N2 Wild Coast road (N2WCR) construction project ..

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 ..

TRAC drives road safety awareness this Easter

To avoid traffic backlogs, all roadworks will be suspended for the long weekend. There will also be no Stop/Go’s or lane closures at construction sites throughout the route. The N4 Toll Route expects high traffic volumes ..

TRAC introduces Express Lane at Diamond Hill

The Express Lane allows tag holders to keep driving, at a speed of 40km/h, while the tag reader picks up their tag. The introduction of automated electronic toll payments on the N4 Toll Route in 2017 was ..