“The most watched sporting event on the globe (the 2010 Soccer World Cup) kicks off in our country in a few days and requires a world-class public transport solution, and the Rea Vaya BRT sy... Read more
Johannesburg, 16 September 2009 – The City of Johannesburg has announced that the complementary buses servicing the Rea Vaya CBD circle routes should be operating by Monday, 21 September. Th... Read more
Media Statement by Rehana Moosajee MMC Transport and assessment of BRT Day 1 ASSESSMENT OF DAY ONE OPERATIONS: REA VAYA BRT PHASE 1 A I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to all the co... Read more
The government warned the taxi industry that it would push ahead with the implementation of the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) system and would not tolerate violent protest from minibus operators... Read more
We the citizens of Joburg, attending the Public Transport Summit on 15th August 2009 at Nasrec Expo Centre hereby declare 1. That we collectively face: • Long travel times; • Increasing pace... Read more
The Public Transport Summit that took place on Saturday, 15 August saw the City and key stakeholders reach agreement on a number of issues including the creation of a safe, efficient and int... Read more
Taxi bosses were not negotiating in good faith on Cape Town’s proposed Integrated Rapid Transit (IRT) system, the city’s mayoral committee member for transport said on Wednesday.... Read more
The government has acknowledged that the consultation process in the launch of the new Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system was flawed, The Star newspaper reported on Thursday. “We must conc... 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
Johannesburg – Six days into the Confederations Cup in South Africa, the warm-up tournament for the World Cup next year, the transport of spectators to and from the games is still bes... Read more