Road Safety Archives - SANRAL Stop Over

Rumble strips keep drivers on the right track and save lives

The strips, which replace traditionally smooth painted road markings, cause a tactile vibration and audible rumbling. There is nothing like a sudden rumble to alert inattentive drivers of potential danger when they drift from their lane. Hence ..

Learner sub-contractors gaining knowledge and experience on the job

SANRAL’s community project will improve mobility between two villages and enhance road safety. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has rolled out a 24-month community development project in the Sigidi and Mahaha villages in the Eastern Cape. ..

Completion of access roads connects communities

Locals are safer and can connect easier with the completion of access roads in Lusikisiki. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has completed community access roads and haul routes increasing safety for pedestrians and ..

Village access roads have been completed near Port St Johns

Communities play major role in two-year project that will improve their daily lives and enhance the local economy. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has completed the construction of two village access roads ..

Intelligence makes a difference on South African roads

SANRAL and partners continue to prioritise road safety throughout the countrywide network. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL), in partnership with local law enforcement authorities, provincial governments, and various agencies from the department ..

Mt Edgecombe Interchange bags a construction excellence award

South Africa’s largest interchange project has been recognised for technical expertise and quality weeks before the project has been finished. Even before construction has been fully completed on the iconic Mt Edgecombe Interchange north of Durban, it has ..

Call for motorists to obey rules on the ‘Road of Death’

Some motorists are disobeying traffic-calming measures around constructions sites, endangering workers and themselves. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) is appealing to motorists to adhere to the rules of the road in and ..

Limpopo border post will ease traffic in the north

The upgrade of the Beitbridge border post will contribute to the better flow of people and goods within the Southern African region. Road traffic movement between South Africa and Zimbabwe will be greatly improved with the ..

Vandalism on the N2 is a safety risk, costly and causes delays

SANRAL calls for a culture of pride for road infrastructure after continued theft and damage on the N2. Continued vandalism, theft and destruction of property on the N2 just outside George is an assault on the entire community that stands to benefit ..

Recycling of asphalt reduces costs

Forty percent of old road surface used in construction of four-lane dual carriage-way in the Free State. A single carriage-way between Kroonstad to Holfontein in Free State is being upgraded to four-lane dual carriage-way, thus reducing accidents and drastically ..