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The Gauteng Traffic Police (GTP) call on public transport operators to ensure that their vehicles and drivers are roadworthy and ready for the schools reopening scheduled for Wednesday, 14 January 2026. Minibuses and scholar transport operators are expected to convey learners to their various places
To all those leaving Kanyamazane (Tekwane South): The road between Karino Estate and Nomzamo is closed due to a road collapse caused by heavy rains. Please use the N4 via the Mngwenya Road to enter and exit Kanyamazane safely. Drive safely and please share this information.
Motorists and the public are advised to avoid the N2 Southbound carriageway between M21 Inanda & Clare Road bridge due an ongoing crash scene. Paramedics are still on the scene, and the recovery of the vehicle is yet to take place. Traffic is severely affected and almost at a standstill in
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