New contract will see Dial-a-Ride operating at capacity soon Articles|December 19, 2019 The City of Cape Town’s Transport Directorate has signed a new contract which will see the Dial-a-Ride service returning to optimal service levels in due course. Read More
Traffic signal on Prince George Drive vandalised again Articles|January 09, 2020 The City of Cape Town is calling on residents to please help identify those responsible for vandalising the traffic signal at the intersection of Prince George Drive (M5) and Oude Vlei Road in Marina Da Gama, in the Far South. The signal has now been destroyed for the fourth time in eight months. Read More
Resurfacing of M3 outbound to commence on Monday Articles|January 09, 2020 The City’s Transport Directorate will recommence with the resurfacing of the M3 outbound between the N2 highway and Newlands Avenue on Monday, 13 January 2020. Road users are advised to consider making use of alternative routes. Read More
MyCiTi brings festive cheer Articles|December 13, 2019 The 2019 festive season is here and MyCiTi has made special arrangements to suit the needs of residents and visitors over this period. The City of Cape Town is encouraging holiday makers to take advantage of the longer bus operating hours and additional routes which have been put in place specifically for the holiday period. Read More
Visit the Historic Wooden Bridge Articles|December 11, 2019 Built in 1901 in the course of the South African War, the wooden bridge at Milnerton’s Woodbridge is the only one of its kind remaining in the country. Read More
City to spend R65 million on new transport facility for Somerset West Articles|December 11, 2019 The City of Cape Town will be spending approximately R65 million on the construction of a new public transport interchange in Somerset West. This is the biggest public investment in the central business district in recent years, and residents are invited to attend the information sessions in January 2020 where officials will share the details. Read More
Kommetjie Road Project nearing completion Articles|December 09, 2019 The City of Cape Town has made good progress with the Kommetjie Road Project, one of our flagship interventions to relieve congestion in the Kommetjie area in the Far South. The roadworks will cease on Thursday, 12 December 2019, and will commence after the builders’ holiday on 8 January 2020. Read More
Five City officials boast over 210 years’ experience in roads Articles|December 06, 2019 The City of Cape Town’s Transport Directorate has paid tribute to five officials who have, among them, more than 210 years’ experience in keeping the city’s roads in tip-top condition. Read More
Repairs underway at vandalised traffic signals along Prince George Drive Articles|December 03, 2019 The City of Cape Town’s Transport Directorate has commenced with the repairs to the traffic signals along Prince George Drive (M5) that were vandalised during violent protests on 31 October 2019. If all goes as planned, the signals should be in a working order by mid-December 2019. Read More
Mobile devices making inroads into City transport Articles|November 03, 2019 A team of officials from the City’s Transport Directorate has implemented a solution that aligns the spatial, operational and financial data of transport assets to better respond to enquiries and fault reports. Read More