The Easter weekend has proven to be one of the busiest periods on South African roads over the years, with many travellers making their way to holiday destinations across the country to enjoy a long weekend.
“Disregarding road rules can have dire consequences, including serious injury and death. We also appeal to all motorists along the roads to be responsible and law-abiding,” she said. As for the Lebombo Border, where a high volume of traffic is expected, Mmusi said the department will ensure there is no congestion by deploying officers.
TRAC said it will boost its efforts to accommodate the influx of traffic between the two countries and three provinces during this weekend, and that its patrol units will also be on full alert throughout this period, conducting multiple daily patrols to remain proactive in keeping the road safe and clear for all road users.
With schools reopening on April 3, Tuesday, April 2 may be busier than usual on the N3 toll route as leisure travellers make their way home.Motorists should also expect high blue light visibility for the duration of the long weekend with additional law enforcement resources, including K9 and highway patrol units.
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