Transport
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June 5, 2020 •
Construction, Road, Road Works •
Media •
Comments Off on M4 to be re-opened after six months of closure
The M4 Ruth First Highway, in Durban, will officially be re-opened next week after it was closed for six months following heavy floods last year. Tabling his 2020/2021 budget policy statement virtually to Members of the Provincial Legislature MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Bheki Ntuli personally inspected the major arterial today and...
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May 29, 2020 •
News, Transport •
Media •
Comments Off on Fraudsters arrested for defrauding KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport
KWAZULU-NATAL – Kerissa Pillay (31) and her accomplice Mervin Dennis (52) briefly appeared in the Durban Specialised Commercial Crime Court on Thursday facing charges of fraud and corruption. Pillay and Dennis allegedly submitted fraudulent claims to the...
May 18, 2020 •
Road, Transport •
Media •
Comments Off on The Automobile Association (AA) expects a fairly large petrol price increase in June
The Automobile Association (AA) expects a fairly large petrol price increase in June. Diesel consumers, however, are off the hook, for now. The AA expects the price of petrol to rise by 50 cents per litre on Wednesday, 3 June. The diesel price looks set for a...
April 21, 2020 •
Air, Transport •
Jonckie •
Comments Off on AMS helicopter busy with an inter-facility transfer to Groote Schuur Hospital.
Good morning from our Cape Town base! We hope everyone is continuing to play their part to stay safe and flatten the curve! We are doing our part by ensuring that our essential service is continuing. Stay home and stay safe. The Western Cape Department of...
April 3, 2020 •
Road •
Media •
Comments Off on KZN Law Enforcement Agencies arrest over 1000 people
A total of 1443 people spent the past few days of the national lockdown behind bars after they were arrested by KwaZulu-Natal law enforcement agencies during raids and roadblocks held across the province as part of clamping down on lawlessness. Speaking...
April 1, 2020 •
Rail, Transport •
Jonckie •
Comments Off on ILCAD Conference postponed to June 2021
COVID-19 is having a huge impact on communities across the world, socially or economically speaking, and will have future consequences perhaps on our way of thinking, living, working, travelling… Because the 2020 ILCAD launch conference is foreseen in two...
March 16, 2020 •
Rail, Transport •
Jonckie •
Comments Off on Covid-19: UIC works on providing its Members and partners with concrete measures
UIC, as the technical platform for railway cooperation at world level, is the place of exchange for best practice, bringing together many networks of experts. the context of Covid-19, the strength of these networks is used to give Members and partners the...
March 5, 2020 •
Road Works, Transport •
Media •
Comments Off on Upgrade of main road P373
Main Road P373 is located between Jolwayo to Ntababomvu, in the uMzinyathi District. It falls under Umsinga Local Municipality and the Mchunu Traditional Council. It serves the Msinga community by providing access to Tugela Ferry. It also provides access to...
March 3, 2020 •
Air, Transport •
Jonckie •
Comments Off on Cyclist airlifted to hospital from Simon’s Town
The Western Cape Department of Health EMS/AMS rescue helicopter airlifted a cyclist in a serious condition this morning from Simon’s Town (where the incident occurred) to Vincent Palotti Hospital. Images courtesy Rob de Wet...
February 17, 2020 •
Air, Transport •
Jonckie •
Comments Off on Contingency procedures form the backbone of safe air traffic services
Contingency planning and procedures form an integral part of airspace management and operations today. In the event of unforeseen incidence that places limitations on operations within air traffic management (ATM) services, contingency procedures can offer...
