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Status of major projects initiated during 2018/19

These are some of the contracts SANRAL initiated during this year. Contracts were awarded for several major projects during the year, including: The strengthening of the R511 between Brits and Beestekraal in the North West. This R172–million contract ..

Changes in construction sector gather momentum

In 2018/19 contracts to the value of R5 206 million were awarded to black-owned companies. SANRAL’s bold initiatives to transform the construction industry and maximise the participation of black contractors, professionals and suppliers are yielding tangible results. ..

Frequently Asked Questions about SANRAL in Limpopo

Learn more about what SANRAL is doing in Limpopo. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF SANRAL ROADS CURRENTLY IN LIMPOPO The length is 3 645km. LIST OF SANRAL ROADS IN LIMPOPO: N1 from Gauteng-Limpopo boundary to Beit ..

Progress on Musina’s ring road

It will function as a freeway with controlled access to and from the N1 highway.? The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) is pleased to report some progress on the Musina ring road project, which began ..

BAKWENA ASSISTS LEARNERS THROUGH THE VISION FOR THE FUTURE PROJECT

Over R5,3-million has been spent as part of the project and students are also educated on health and road safety. The Bakwena Platinum Corridor Concessionaire (Pty) Limited (Bakwena) “Vision for the Future” project handed over 11 pairs of spectacles to Moedwil Primary and 48 pairs to ..

Building bridges with communities

SANRAL has been involved in contributing to educational and social aspects of communities and encourages its contractors to do likewise. Developing and uplifting communities is part of the SANRAL ethos. The roads agency does not ..

All we ask is #JustW8

Our new road safety campaign asks you to #JustW8 before you make certain decisions while driving. Each year, nearly 1.2 million people die and millions more are injured and disabled as a result of road crashes. ..

Proud partners

Northern Cape MEC for Roads and Public Works believes the move towards a computerised system can only improve the already outstanding services rendered by various role players. As the Northern Cape Department of Roads and Public ..

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 ..

SANRAL poised to grow its role in infrastructure provision

New programmes are being rolled out as SANRAL positions itself to play a defining role in the construction and engineering sector. The value of the South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) to the South ..