N4 upgrade in Nkomazi progressing well

The project is valued at approximately R340-million and is expected to take 24 months to complete.  There has been significant progress in the upgrade and rehabilitation project between Kaapmuiden and the Kaalrug Intersection in Nkomazi, Mpumalanga.   ..
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SANRAL boost for local towns

Treasury has allocated about R21.5-billion per year for the maintenance and improvement of SANRAL’s 19 262km non-toll network.  Municipalities in Mpumalanga, North West and Limpopo are significant beneficiaries of the R40-billion two-to-three-year nationwide construction programme announced ..
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Karino Interchange to improve traffic flow

Apart from improved traffic flow, local communities will further benefit from the initiative through job creation.    In line with their commitment to offer road users world-class road infrastructure, Trans African Concessions (TRAC) is delighted to announce ..
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Taking SANRAL to Nkomazi

This initiative addresses matters of concern raised by local business and the municipality, in addition to educating about the opportunities available.  Small businesses in Nkomazi are set to benefit from upcoming road construction projects.  The South African National ..
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Upgrading of the R573 so far

Moloto Road runs north-eastwards from Pretoria, traverses three provinces and ends at the N11 near Marble Hall.  Construction of the first phases of the upgrading of R573 Moloto Road, a 137km stretch from Gauteng to Mpumalanga and Limpopo, is ..
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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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