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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, ..

N3TC’s funding to help close critical skills gap

The N3 Toll Route, managed by N3 Toll Concession (N3TC), stretches from Cedara in KwaZulu-Natal to Heidelberg in Gauteng. It traverses numerous deep rural and agricultural communities, small towns and villages as it meanders through Gauteng, ..

Regional growth depends on high-quality road network

The successful delivery of mega housing projects and substantial investments in tourism as the engine room for growth in Gauteng will be largely dependent on the quality of the province’s road infrastructure. Over the past three ..

Primary national artery in great shape for Easter holiday traffic

Your travels on the N1 freeway between Gauteng and Cape Town should be mostly trouble-free during the Easter holiday – Friday 14 to Monday 17 April. According to the South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL), ..

SANRAL inspects road network after floods

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) has sent out a team of engineers to urgently inspect its network in Gauteng after the recent floods. In addition, the agency will appoint independent, reputable registered ..

Guide to the new e-toll dispensation

Changes to the Gauteng e-toll system will reduce the cost of travel on commuters but will also ensure that the province’s world-class highway network is funded and adequately maintained in the future.

Six things you need to know about the new e-toll dispensation

Unpacking the New Dispensation for e-tolls. Questions & Answers.

New Route to provide safety and comfort to road users

The proposed route is set to significantly ease the congestion on the current Van Reenen’s Pass route and will result in higher levels of safety on the road.

How to keep SA roads on track

By Minister Dipuo Peters The prospects for accelerated economic growth in South Africa and the capacity of the country’s infrastructure to support this, will rekindle the debate about how our roads should be financed in the ..

Tolling is the most sustainable way to raise funds for highway maintenance and upkeep

By Sipho Madonsela The phantom arguments about the alleged virtues in funding the construction of the Gauteng Freeway project through the fuel levy as opposed to e-tolling continue to be raised. After more than four years ..