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WINTER ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN SAFE CROSSINGS Pedestrians “Crossing the road in winter can be deadly especially on highways These are no walking zones for a reason #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety

Decarbonising the minibus taxi industry one taxi operator at a time #GreenTransportPolicy @Dotransport

ROAD SAFETY WINTER CAMPAIGN NEVER DRINK AND DRIVE, HUSTLE SAFE #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety @GovernmentZA

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All the best to the colleagues from the National Department of Transport (@Dotransport) who are running the #Comrades2026 May all your training and preparation set you in good stead for this test of human strength and resilience… Struben Street awaits 6 Medals 🥳🥳🥳 #TeamDOT 🇿🇦 #TheUltimateHumanRace #SkaFelaMoya #Comrades26

Happy Birthday 🥳🎂 to our Deputy Minister @MkhulekoHlengwa We deeply appreciate your strategic vision, guidance, and dedication to our department Wishing you joy, peace, and continued success as you lead us forward

ROAD SAFETY WINTER CAMPAIGN USE MARKED SAFE CROSSINGS! #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety @GovernmentZA

EISH… STAY OFF YOUR PHONE A quick text can change everything. Keep your eyes on the road and your feet on the ground, no distraction. #YouthMonth #SaferRoadsForAll #RoadSafety #NoDistractions

ROAD SAFETY WINTER CAMPAIGN Brrrr, IN WINTER, FATIGUE IS ON THE RISE! #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety

MEDIA RELEASE To​: All News Editors Issued​: Thursday, 11 June 2026 Attention​: News Reporters / Transport Reporters /Newswires TRAFFIC ADVISORY: MOTORISTS TRAVELING TO THE COMRADES MARATHON WARNED ABOUT CONSTRUCTION AND WINTER HAZARDS With the 99th running of the historic Comrades Marathon set for Sunday, 14 June 2026, transport authorities are issuing an urgent safety advisory to all motorists, runners, and spectators travelling along the major arterial routes between Durban and Pietermaritzburg. This year’s race is an "Up Run," starting at the Durban City Hall and finishing at the Scottsville Racecourse in Pietermaritzburg. Due to heavy infrastructural upgrades and seasonal winter hazards, severe traffic congestion and volatile driving conditions are anticipated. Motorists are urged to plan, adjust driving behaviour, and remain highly vigilant. 1. Ongoing Roadworks and Construction Bottlenecks Significant, ongoing road upgrades and construction projects are currently active in and around the Pietermaritzburg area and along key sections of the N3 corridor. Following severe traffic disruptions during the previous "Up Run," law enforcement and race organizers have established integrated traffic mitigation plans. However, delays are still highly likely. Lane Reductions: Various construction zones have restricted lanes, resulting in sudden bottlenecks. Motorists must strictly adhere to temporary speed limits and signage. Construction is taking place on the following zones: between Heidelberg and Villiers, Warden and Harrismith, Estcourt and Nottingham Road, Paradise Valley and Westville viaduct. Finish Line Bottlenecks: Expect major delays around the Scottsville Racecourse precinct in Pietermaritzburg. 2. Critical Winter Road Safety Hazards As South Africa enters peak winter, the KwaZulu-Natal interior presents distinct seasonal hazards that demand absolute driver focus: Dense Winter Fog: The areas around Van Reenen Pass, Fields Hill, Botha’s Hill, and Hilton are prone to thick, sudden blanket fog during the early morning and late evening hours. Reduce speed, increase following distances, and utilize fog lights (do not use high beams). Black Ice: With temperatures dipping sharply overnight, early-morning travellers should watch out for patches of black ice on the asphalt, particularly in shaded mountain passes and on bridges. Fatigue Management: Many spectators and support crews will be driving after minimal sleep. Authorities advise stopping every two hours or 200 kilometers to combat driver fatigue. 3. General Race Day Road Closures The Comrades Marathon route will be systematically closed to all vehicular traffic on Sunday, 14 June 2026, from early morning until the 12-hour cut-off in the evening. Alternative routes, such as the N3 highway, will remain open for through-traffic but will experience heavy volumes. Officials strongly recommend that spectators utilize designated shuttle services, carpool where possible, and arrive at their destination several hours ahead of schedule. A Message from Law Enforcement: "We want this 99th edition of the Comrades Marathon to be safe for everyone. The National Traffic Police, provincial officers, SAPS, and municipal authorities will be deployed heavily across the network to enforce compliance. We ask for patience, tolerance, and extreme caution from all road users. Do not park illegally along the N3 or obstruct emergency lanes,” said RTMC spokesperson Simon Zwane Motorists are encouraged to monitor live traffic apps, local radio stations, and official Comrades Marathon social media channels for real-time traffic updates and route adjustments.

🚆 Important Travel Update Due to increased passenger demand and to ensure all passengers are comfortably seated ahead of the first runner’s arrival, PRASA has adjusted the train departure time from Durban to Cato Ridge. We encourage all passengers to arrive early, as punctuality remains crucial for a seamless travel experience. Thank you for travelling with The People’s Train. 🚉🏃‍♂️ #ComradesMarathon #ThePeoplesTrain #PRASA

EISH… STAY OFF YOUR PHONE A quick text can change everything. Keep your eyes on the road and your feet on the ground, no distraction. #YouthMonth #SaferRoadsForAll #RoadSafety #NoDistractions

ROAD SAFETY WINTER CAMPAIGN BE BRIGHT, BE VISIBLE AND SAVE YOUR LIFE! #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety @GovernmentZA

A massage to runners this winter.

ROAD SAFETY WINTER CAMPAIGN DON'T HANDLE OUR CHILDREN LIKE CARGO! #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety @GovernmentZA

Today, railway stakeholders across South Africa are commemorating International Level Crossing Awareness Day (ILCAD). In collaboration with RSR, TFR, TRIM, PRASA, Traxtion, SAPS and United Commuter Voice, awareness campaigns are being held at key level crossings: 📍 Moroka (Rustenburg) 📍 Mint & Rosslyn (Pretoria) 📍 Klaarwater (KZN) 📍 Military Road (Western Cape) The message is clear: obey rail safety and road transport rules because one moment of distraction can change lives forever. Let’s work together to eliminate level crossing incidents. Stay alert, stop and remember where there is a track there is a train. #ILCAD #LevelCrossingAwareness #ZeroHarm #RailSafety #RoadSafety #SouthAfrica

ROAD SAFETY WINTER CAMPAIGN BE VIGILANT ON THE ROAD! In winter South Africa's roads can turn dangerous in seconds #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety @GovernmentZA @TrafficRTMC

ROAD SAFETY WINTER CAMPAIGN BE BRIGHT, SAVE YOUR LIFE “Pedestrians, winter days are shorter, and that means more walking in the dark #BeSafeThisWinter #RoadSafety