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We encourage all road users to be patient when approaching a construction site. Developing the economy through roadworks Our road construction and maintenance projects are vital to the economic development of the Western Cape and South Africa as a whole. The Department of Infrastructure understands...

Using public transport for your daily commute to and from work or school can outdo travelling by car in a variety of ways: Cost-effective: Besides the cost of petrol, you won’t have to pay for parking and car maintenance expenses will be reduced. Convenient: Public transport operators will supply...

English Department of Transport and Public Works: Annual Performance Plan 2021/2022 Afrikaans Departement van Vervoer en Openbare Werke Jaarlikse Prestasieplan vir die fiskale jaar 2021/2022

The infrastructure sector needs geomatics technologists and professionals to plan, optimise, build, and maintain structures. A geomatics career path can provide prospective professionals with the opportunity to make a beneficial impact on society. The Department of Infrastructure is responsible for...

Notice calling for public comment on the proposed access alterations to MR108 in Gordon’s Bay The Western Cape Government, Department of Infrastructure (WCG) is proposing several changes to existing intersections along MR108 in Gordon’s Bay as part of a road upgrade project. The affected portion of...

Update: 5 June 2024 Franschhoek Pass (R45) between Franschoek and Villiersdorp will be CLOSED between 9 AM and 3 PM on weekdays for construction. The closure of the Pass will take effect on Monday, 10 June 2024 and will be in place till Wednesday, 12 June 2024. The Pass will then be open (with the...

Blue Dot Pilot ending Blue Dot will start with the decommissioning process at the end of November. Minister Mitchell calls on national government, business and other stakeholders to join him as he seeks to strengthen, grow and empower the minibus taxi industry to provide quality public transport to...

This programme gives tertiary students in the Masakh'iSizwe Bursary Programme the chance to complete their required practical training with the provincial government. Bursaries are offered to students studying: Property studies Transport economics Transportation engineering Mechatronics Electrical...

South Africa’s transport network system, which includes transport by road, rail, air and sea, is more than a means of getting from one point to another. It plays a critical role in the economy by enabling the movement of people, goods and services. Rail Transport by rail contributes to the economy...

You can now report minor crashes on the Road Traffic Management Corporation’s (RTMC) NaTIS (National Traffic Information System) website. The Crash Reporting System will give you an automatically generated Crash Report Number (CRN) for insurance claims. Here are some terms and conditions when...