Johannesburg’s road infrastructure will be ready for the 2010 Fifa World Cup, the city’s Roads Agency (JRA) said. “We want to make it a point that people who come here wil... Read more
We would like to invite all our supporters to view the safety guide before they travel to the game: • Spectator Survival Guide for Safety of the Road to the Sports Stadium Read more
With less than a year before the 2010 Soccer World Cup, transport needs to be improved to make the tournament a success, Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele said today. The June Confederatio... Read more
We often complain about the slightest bit of poor service delivery – but do we share our positive experiences? I have decided to share a bit of stunning service witnessed during the past wee... Read more
A visitor to the Arrive Alive website shared his thought on how Bafana Bafana can win the World Cup in 2010….by having the Springboks doing it for them! I decided to share this tongue... Read more
Construction at all 2010 World Cup venues is expected to grind to a halt on Wednesday. This is after the labour court gave construction workers the green light to go on strik... Read more
An improvement of transport, accommodation and security will ensure a successful 2010 World Cup tournament, Government Communications said on Tuesday. A detaile... Read more
A few weeks ago we added information to the Arrive Alive website about Road Safety near Construction Zones/ Roadwork. This is something that is very important in South Africa a... Read more
The passenger car market is expected to receive a boost, thanks to demand from car rental companies ahead of the Confederations Cup and the Fifa 2010 World Cup. “Rental com... Read more
As we witness an increased focus on South Africa as sporting destination, we also find more questions raised about the safety of visitors and especially sports spectators. The recent IPLT20... Read more
