Gqerberha, 20 March 2024 – The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) advises road users that a Stop/Go system will be implemented on the N2 Section 16, from Mooiplaas to Qumrha T-Junction (formerly Komga), in the Eastern Cape, where a periodic road maintenance project is currently underway.
The one-way Stop/Go system dates are as follows:
- Mooiplaas to Qumrha T-Junction (63-67kms): 25 to 27 March 2024.
Motorists can expect 10- to 20-minute delays at the Stop/Go.
“The extensive scope of this project includes periodic road maintenance, surface patches, minor rehabilitation, resealing existing road surfaces and texture correction. Although these activities may result in temporary inconveniences, the substantial long-term benefits primarily revolve around preserving infrastructure. The preservation and improvement of road infrastructure not only guarantees smoother travel experiences, but also play a crucial role in enhancing the economic and social well-being of the community,” said Mbulelo Peterson, SANRAL’s Southern Regional Manager.
SANRAL appeals to motorists to adhere to the warning signs, to reduce speed when approaching the construction zones and to plan their trips accordingly as there are no surfaced alternative routes available.
SANRAL apologises for any inconvenience caused.
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