Posted February 22, 2017
Sod turning for new R60 million R300/Bottelary Road interchange
Patricia de Lille, Executive Mayor for the City of Cape Town, Donald Grant, Minister of Transport and Public Works and SANRAL Western Cape will turn the first sod in the R60 million new R300/Bottelary Road interchange in Kuilsriver.
As part of our commitment to address congestion and building quality infrastructure, the City of Cape Town has committed R750 million to various new roads and upgrades across the city to help alleviate congestion.
In November 2015, Mayor De Lille announced various interventions and investments that would address congestion pressure points across the city.
Tomorrow, 10 March 2016, Mayor De Lille and the City’s partners, Minister Donald Grant and SANRAL regional representatives will launch one of these projects, the construction of the new R60 million R300/Bottelary interchange which will bring much needed relief to motorists in Kuilsriver and Brakenfell and surrounding areas.
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Posted February 22, 2017
Transportation Planning
R70.7m To Eliminate Eight Railway Level Crossings
The construction of a bridge at Vlaeberg Road in Stellenbosch is well under way at the start of the Western Cape’s R70.7m level crossing elimination programme. Infrastructural improvements at eight sites will make crossing railway lines safer for vehicles, their passengers and pedestrians.
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Transportation Planning
EFG Engineers have regularly attended the CESA Annual Golf Day and continue to do so.
April 17th, 2015, marked one of the best days for golfing.
Read MorePosted February 22, 2017
Transportation Planning
Sod turning for new R60 million R300/Bottelary Road interchange
In November 2015, Mayor De Lille announced various interventions and investments that would address congestion pressure points across the city.
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