Ray Maota, Author at SANRAL Stop Over

SANRAL concludes R96-million N2 project

The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has completed its roadworks on the N2 from Komgha River to Grahamstown and Keiskamma Pass to Keiskamma River. The R96-million project, which lasted for 14 months, entailed ..

SANRAL awards N2 Wild Coast bridge tender

The South Africa National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has awarded the tender for the much anticipated Mtentu Bridge, which forms part of the N2 Wild Coast road (N2WC) project. Construction of the bridge is set ..

Griekwastad becomes more foot-friendly

The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited is making roads safer for residents of Griekwastad thanks to a new community development project. The small town, with its 6 000 inhabitants, straddles the N8 between Groblershoop and ..

Growth depends on excellent roads

Successful delivery of mega housing projects and substantial investments in tourism in Gauteng will be largely dependent on the quality of the road infrastructure in the province. A vision for Gauteng Over the past three years, ..

Virtual and augmented reality used to explore the N2WCTR project

The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has embarked on a public awareness initiative in the Eastern Cape to educate road users and communities on the N2 Wild Coast Road project. An exhibition providing ..

N3 pedestrian bridge collapse

The Minister of Transport, Joe Maswanganyi, visited the site on the N3 where an unused pedestrian bridge collapsed in the early hours of 9 August 2017. The incident had resulted in a full closure of the ..

A giant stitch closes the Mount Edgecombe gap

Champagne was popped on 4 August 2017 when, after two-and-half years since they first began extending progressively towards each other, the north and south decks of the one-kilometre ramp of the Mount Edgecombe Interchange were joined. ..

SANRAL supports future engineers with scholarship award

High school learners from Nelson Mandela Bay, who were selected to receive scholarships from the South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL), have the chance to make their engineering dreams come true thanks to the ..

Roads to boost intra-regional trade

Transport infrastructure – road, rail, shipping and air cargo – will be a vital ingredient of the free trade agreement that 26 Africans countries are rapidly finalising. In early July this year, a preferential trade agreement ..

Freeway lights on for your safety

There are some 16 000 lights on the inner-Gauteng freeways, 90% of which SANRAL manages to keep burning continuously. Without them, motorists will be less safe. Maintaining this target does not only contribute to the safety of ..