SANRAL

Survey gives other view on e-tolls

The growth in the number of Gauteng residents who are willing to pay for e-tolls shows that this remains a viable option to fund road infrastructure in South Africa’s economic heartland. Vusi Mona, SANRAL’s communications manager, ..
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Blaming SANRAL will not lead to busy shovels

By Skhumbuzo Macozoma It has become fashionable to blame everything – and anything – that ails the local construction industry on SANRAL. Thus, construction companies ascribe their weak annual results and failure to report profits primarily ..
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Durban’s Spaghetti Junction “IS SAFE”

A viral hoax about Durban’s Spaghetti Junction threatens road user’s safety but SANRAL assures you there’s nothing to worry about.  The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) makes a significant contribution to road safety ..
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Roundabouts are much safer

Roundabouts have the advantage of reducing conflict points, achieving traffic calming in that they compel traffic to reduce speed but not come to a complete stop.  Deciding on the best interventions to build quality and safer ..
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New app puts SANRAL ahead of the flow

The SANRAL app is part of the agency’s shift to provide its customers with a personalised experience. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has a new app that enables commuters’ access to check ..
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A movie about roads

The Invitation shows how we are connected to the roads we travel on.   A lot of our lives are spent on the road, whether it is going to the shops, picking your kids up from school, going ..
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