Safety
N3TC ROUTE UPDATE – Emergency services, route patrols, traffic checkpoints and stringent law enforcement will be the order of the day on the N3 Toll Route this weekend.
N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) and its partners are geared for busy traffic conditions on the N3 Toll Route and high demands on their resources this Easter weekend. “We are collaborating with our partners in law enforcement, emergency and medical services, road safety, liquor authorities, breakdown services and others to enhance our capacity to support road…
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N3TC Toll Route Travel Alert 03 January 2021
WARNING: Under the current national Covid-19 curfew it is essential to make provision for ample travel time to allow for potential traffic disruptions or delays. Travelers on the N3 Toll Route experienced an extensive traffic disruption on Saturday evening as a result of a serious multiple vehicle crash which caused the N3 to be closed…
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Enjoy a safe holiday by carefully following all the COVID-19 travel precautions
Don’t travel when you’re sick Do not travel if you, or any of your travel companions, are feeling unwell, present with flu-like symptoms, or have been in direct contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19. In this instance, it is essential postpone your travel plans and follow the guidelines with regards to self-isolation…
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Take extra care of one another
Take extra c As this year draws to a close, N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) appeals to all our road users to do everything in your power to protect yourselves, your loved ones and your community. Make safety your first choice, whether that means wearing a mask, staying away from crowds and taking no risks on…
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N3 TOLL ROUTE – Amidst a global pandemic it’s incumbent on all travellers to carefully plan and prepare their summer holiday road trips
At the end of an unprecedented year, it is clear that the disruption of our daily lives due to the Covid-19 pandemic is set to continue for the foreseeable future. N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) highly recommends all travellers carefully plan and prepare for their road trips on the N3 Toll Route this summer, and to…
Read MoreN3 TOLL ROUTE – Traffic and crash data provide numerous safety clues
The N3 Toll Route is one of the busiest freight routes in South Africa. Trucks carrying an average of 50-million tons of freight per annum constitute around 38% of traffic on the N3. Daily commuters and leisure travellers make up the balance of traffic on this route which traverses Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Free State and KwaZulu-Natal.…
Read MoreN3TC will cease construction on N3 Toll Route during peak periods this long weekend
N3 Toll Concession (N3TC), the company managing the N3 Toll Route between Cedara in KwaZulu-Natal and Heidelberg in Gauteng is currently busy with two road rehabilitation and upgrade projects on the N3 Toll Route – from Cedara to Nottingham Road; and along Van Reenen’s Pass. N3TC’s road rehabilitation, upgrade and maintenance programme is aimed at…
Read MoreTRAVEL ADVISORY: N3 TOLL ROUTE
Road users encouraged to take precautionary steps to ensure their safety on highways In the light of recent disruptive protests, incidents of criminality and attempts to obstruct the free flow of traffic on some of our country’s major transport networks, including the N3 Toll Route, N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) strongly advises road users to avoid…
Read MoreN3 TOLL ROUTE UPDATE – Prepare for a busy N3 Toll Route this Easter holiday.
Traffic on the N3 Toll Route between Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal is expected to increase sharply from Thursday, 18 April and high traffic volumes are expected to continue through Friday, 19 April.
Read MoreNew three-way stop planned at the Cedara interchange (N3/R103 intersections) to improve traffic flow and enhance safety
N3TC will implement a new permanent three-way stop on the R103 (at the north- and southbound N3/Cedara Road interchanges in KwaZulu-Natal) during April 2019. The R103 three-way stop will not impact traffic on the N3 Toll Route, but will improve traffic flow at the intersections.
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