SANRAL response to OUTA
On 27 March South Africa entered a State of Emergency. As a result of this determination by the President of the Republic of South Africa, only essential services were allowed to operate. This included the transportation ..
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SANRAL operations declared essential service during covid-19 lockdown
The Routine Road Maintenance (RRM) and toll operations of the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) have been declared an essential service, by national government. Confirmation of this declaration was received late on Thursday, ..
TRAC concerned about N4 traffic due to Tchumene Interchange roadworks
Following ongoing criticism regarding the state of the Tchumene Interchange construction site on Section 17 of the N4 Toll Route in Mozambique, Trans African Concessions (TRAC) would like to remind the public that these roadworks do ..
SANRAL RRM projects create opportunities for Ventersdorp locals
A total of 33 people, making an impact to an estimated 165 families, have been employed in South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) routine road maintenance projects (RRM) along the N14 in the North ..
Belfast-Machado roadworks still on course
The extensive upgrade between Belfast and Machadodorp on the N4 Toll Route is progressing well and is 26% complete. The R400-million project, which was awarded to WBHO Construction in 2019, is expected to take three years ..
SANRAL Toll Tariff adjustment effective 1 March 2020
Download 2020 Toll Tariff The Minister of Transport, Fikile Mbalula, approved the 2020 toll tariffs as recommended by the South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL). The adjustments were gazetted on 7 February 2020. The ..
OUTA wrong again
OUTA is wrong – again. SANRAL is claiming up to R760 million from seven construction companies (and their joint ventures) accused of colluding on infrastructure projects belonging to the national roads agency. OUTA’s suggestion that the ..