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Major roadworks to take place in Cape Town this weekend

21 May 2013 By admin

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The City of Cape Town would like to inform motorists, pedestrians and residents of a number of roadworks scheduled for the CBD this weekend.

Motorists are requested, for the sake of their own safety and that of the workers, to obey all posted traffic restrictions including speed limits, and to drive carefully through the areas described below.

Intersection of Buitengragt and Walter Sisulu Avenue
Extensive road rehabilitation work will continue on the intersection of Buitengragt and Walter Sisulu Avenue from Friday 17 to Monday 20 May 2013. Certain lanes will be closed from 19:00 on Friday evening until 05:00 on Monday morning.

In the event of rain, the work may have to be postponed.

Table Bay Boulevard
​Line painting and minor work will be done on the in-bound carriageway of Table Bay Boulevard over the weekend of Friday 17 May to Monday 20 May 2013. Certain lanes on the road will be closed each day from 19:00 in the evening until 06:00 in the morning.

All lanes will therefore be open during peak traffic times.

In the event of rain the work will be postponed.

The construction is being done on a continuous basis over the weekend to ensure that work is completed and the road re-opened by 05:00 on Monday morning maximising the amount of work that can be completed, and also to avoid disrupting traffic during the peak travelling hours between Mondays and Fridays.

The City and its contractors apologise to all affected road users, bordering residents and tenants for any inconvenience which is unfortunately inevitable due to the nature and extent of this work. Motorists are requested to use alternative routes where possible.





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Filed Under: South Africa Tagged With: cape town, government, municipality

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