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Milnerton Primary School One-Way Road Conversions

4 July 2025 by Guest

Cape Town City’s Urban Mobility Directorate is pleased to announce that various roads around Milnerton Primary School will be converted into one-way roads. This decision follows the public participation processes conducted in June 2022. After careful consideration, it was decided to implement time-restricted one-way road conversions indicated by signage from July 2025.

The time-restricted one-way road conversions will be from 07:00 to 08:30 and 14:00 to 15:00 on school days and will be implemented along the following roads:

  • Langerman Avenue from Arum Way to Begonia Street
  • Begonia Street from Langerman Avenue to Graaff Avenue
  • Graaff Avenue from Begonia Street to Zastron Road

‘This intervention is an effort to create safer access for vulnerable road users and improve traffic flow during school days. The time-restricted one-way conversions around Milnerton Primary School will enhance pedestrian safety. Thank you to residents and road users for taking part in the public participation process. There will be signage on affected routes and road users are asked to adhere to these signs during the specified times,’ said the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, Councillor Rob Quintas.

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