Transport Projects
The City of Cape Town's road network is one of its most important assets. It requires ongoing maintenance and improvements to meet the needs of public and private transport vehicles. A quality road network is essential for economic growth, job creation and to meet the social needs of city's residents and visitors.
A good road network plays an important role in managing congestion together with travel demand management measures. Travel demand management encourages drivers and passengers to change their travel habits where possible to make more efficient travel choices particularly in the busy weekday peak periods.
Sandown and Malibongwe Dualling
The City in partnership with Milnerton Estates and Garden Cities developers, is converting Sandown Road and Malibongwe Drive up to the Potsdam interchange into a dual carriageway.
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Partial Closure of Pallotti Road, Matroosfontein
The City is realigning Pallotti Road to intersect with the new road at a traffic circle approximately 400m south of Robert Sobukwe Road.
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Welcome Zenzile Street project, Khayelitsha
The project will link the communities of ward 97 and 99 together by extending Welcome Zenzile Street. This will improve pedestrian access and remove the health and safety hazard in the area.
Read moreGarden Village Pedestrian walkways, Maitland
The City is constructing new pedestrian walkways in Garden Village, Maitland. The new walkways will be along Perseverance Road, Haig Avenue, Discovery Avenue and Beatty Avenue.
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Wooden Bridge Restoration Project, Milnerton
The restoration of one of Cape Town’s oldest network links in Milnerton is now complete. The 120-year historic wooden bridge which had been closed for several years is now open for public use.
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MyCiTi Atlantis and Table View station upgrades
The City of Cape Town has completed the installation of roofing and glass panels to cover the exposed walkways at the MyCiTi stations in Atlantis and Table View.
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Broadway Boulevard, Somerset West
The Broadway Boulevard project is one of the City of Cape Town’s main congestion alleviation projects. The project will widen and upgrade Broadway Boulevard into a dual carriageway between Beach Road and Main Road.
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Somerset West PTI
The City has allocated approximately R65 million to construct a new public transport interchange in the Somerset West CBD. It will be located between Church, Andries Pretorius and Victoria streets.
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Belhar Main Road Extension, Highbury
In August 2020, the City will begin extending Belhar Main Road to connect with Stellenbosch Arterial Road. Addressing the missing road link and the high congestion levels in Highbury and surrounding areas.
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Dunoon Minibus-Taxi Rank
The City is investing approximately R41,2 million to build a new minibus-taxi facility in Dunoon, on the corner of Potsdam and Dumani road.
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Jan Smuts Drive Project, Epping
The City is spending approximately R193 million to transform Jan Smuts Drive (M17) into a dual carriageway between the Turfall Road (M24) and Govan Mbeki (M9) intersection.
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Bosmansdam Road second phase upgrade, Milnerton/ Edgemead
The City in partnership with Rabie Property is starting the second phase of construction to Bosmansdam Road. This phase will repair the existing westbound carriageway.
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Sir Lowry's Pass Village
In December 2019, the City completed the 4km rehabilitation of Sir Lowry’s Pass Village Road. As part of the project, new non-motorised transport facilities were developed, and the existing ones upgraded.
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Japhta K Masemola Road intersection signalisation, Khayelitsha
In June 2019, the City completed the signalization of Japhta K Masemola Road intersections at Lindela Road and Nyanda Road in Khayelitsha.
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ORIO Project, Khayelitsha and Nyanga
In November 2019, the City signed a grant funding agreement with the Dutch Government worth approximately R300 million. This will be used to upgrade public transport interchanges in Nolungile, Vuyani and Nyanga.
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Lansdowne-Wetton Corridor
The Lansdowne/Wetton Corridor will provide residents from Khayelitsha to Philippi, Nyanga to Gugulethu, Mitchells Plain to Hanover Park, Wynberg and Claremont with a direct, efficient and scheduled public transport service.
Read moreGiel Basson Drive rehabilitation, Goodwood
The City of Cape Town has allocated approximately R38 million for the rehabilitation of a portion of Giel Basson Drive between the N1 and Voortrekker Road.
Read moreOttery Road rehabilitation
The City is investing approximately R20 million to rehabilitate portions of Ottery Road and Olieboom Road in Philippi.
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Kommetjie Road Project
The City’s Kommetjie Road project is a three-phase road network improvement project valued at R194 million. It will alleviate congestion and improve non-motorised transport facilities in the Far South Area.
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Masiphumelele PTI
In July 2019, the City completed the construction of a new minibus-taxi facility in Masiphumelele. It is located on the corner of Kommetjie and Pokela Roads and can accommodate 4 000 commuters every day.
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AZ Berman Drive intersection signalisation, Mitchells Plain
In July 2019, the City completed the signalisation of the pedestrian mid-block crossing at Tafelsig Primary School on AZ Berman Drive between Bokkeveld Avenue and Landeband Avenue.
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