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Take a Bow Sanral

29 August 2012 By Alan

Dear Editor

I asked some time back for the South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) to place Wind Warning Signs on the causeway over the Swartkops River estuary.

This they did – two on either side of the west bound lane (Port Elizabeth / Cape Town) – just before Settlers Bridge and two on the east bound lane (Bluewater Bay / East London) as you come onto the bridge.

I thought these ‘East’ signs were miss-placed and asked that they be moved West, to just after the John Tallant interchange – This SANRAL did PRONTO!

Took photographs today to show how effective they all look.

I can also report that the ‘white line painting’ project SANRAL was asked to would do in and around Port Elizabeth’s N2 is all but done.

MANY THANKS TO THE MANNE AT SANRAL

Regards

Warwick Owen

John Tallant Wind Sign

Warwick Owen thanks SANRAL for the Wind Signs leading up to the causeway over the Swartkops River estuary.





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