Provincial Traffic Services arrested five motorists this week for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol. Read More
For many years, learners at the Sinenjongo High School in Joe Slovo Park, Milnerton have been using temporary classrooms. A brand new school with the same name that is under construction across the road is expected to be ready for use at the... Read More
Roadworks will be taking place on the intersection of Otto du Plessis Drive (R27) with Bay Beach Avenue (Sunset Beach) on 19 January 2016 between 8pm and 6am due to asphalt surfacing works required. Traffic will be accommodated through lane merging... Read More
The City of Cape Town and Western Cape Government’s vision for the Two Rivers Urban Park (TRUP) Project is primarily aimed at overcoming the legacy of apar Read More
Provincial Traffic Services stopped a total of 2 574 vehicles in 22 alcohol blitz roadblocks across the province. Alcohol breath-testing was performed on 1 552 drivers and 22 were arrested. Read More
Provincial Traffic Services arrested nine motorists this week for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol. Read More
Traffic law enforcement learner transport operations by the Department of Transport and Public Works have commenced across the Western Cape. Read More
Statement by Dipuo Peters, National Minister of Transport Read More
Roadworks will be taking place on the section of Blaauwberg Road between the intersections with the R27 (West Coast Road) and Popham Street from 13 to 15 January 2016 due to base patching and asphalt surfacing works required. Read More
Eight pedestrians, 5 passengers and 3 drivers died over the weekend on Western Cape roads. Read More
Provincial Traffic Services arrested 5 motorists this week for allegedly driving while under the influence of alcohol. This brings the overall total to 40 drunken drivers that have been locked up behind bars since the start of January 2016. Read More
Statement by Donald Grant, Minister of Transport and Public Works The first half of this festive season (December 2015) has seen an alarming spike in the number of road deaths in the Western Cape, compared to the figures for the same time last year. Read More
Three drivers, 1 pedestrian and 1 cyclist died over the weekend on Western Cape roads. Read More
Provincial Traffic Services have been working around the clock to help create safer, booze-free roads. Read More
A driver, who was caught speeding at 180 km/h in a 120 km/h zone on the N2 in the George service area on 28 December 2015, was among the 15 arrested on Western Cape roads this week. Read More
Five pedestrians, five passengers and four drivers died over the weekend on Western Cape roads. Read More
Provincial Traffic Services have been working around the clock to help create safer, booze-free roads. Read More
The Department of Transport and Public Works is doing everything in its power to create safer, booze-free roads during the festive season and beyond. However, we cannot do it alone. Read More
Improved education and health facilities commissioned by the Department of Transport and Public Works will enhance the quality of life of the residents of Atlantis and surrounds. Read More
Many motorists on Western Cape roads continue to drink and drive over the festive season despite repeated warnings by traffic authorities that alcohol and roads don’t mix. Read More