Special Holidays
N3 TOLL ROUTE | ROUTE UPDATE | YOUTH DAY LONG WEEKEND AND WINTER SCHOOL HOLIDAY
N3 Toll Route is expected to be busier than usual at the start of the winter school holiday With the start of the school holiday on Friday, 14 June 2024 coinciding with the Youth Day long weekend, the N3 Toll Route is expected to carry higher than usual traffic volumes when freight operators, public transport…
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N3 TOLL ROUTE | TRAFFIC ADVISORY | 11 JUNE 2024
INDEZI RIVER BRIDGE MAINTENANCE | TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE SOUTHBOUND BETWEEN BALGOWAN AND NOTTINGHAM ROAD, KWAZULU-NATAL The southbound carriageway of the N3 Toll Route will be temporarily closed on Tuesday, 11 June 2024 between 12H00 and 14H00* to facilitate maintenance work required on the Indezi River Bridge. *NB: Should circumstances change, the works may be postponed…
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N3 Toll Route | Easter Long Weekend
Combined measures are required to effectively combat road safety threats As a primary freight transport- and tourism corridor, the N3 Toll Route carries high volumes of traffic daily, with the numbers increasing sharply over peak travel seasons such as long weekends and holiday seasons as more public transport vehicles and leisure travellers make their way…
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N3 TOLL ROUTE | TRAFFIC NOTICE
Varying traffic flow patterns are expected on the N3 Toll Route over the coming holidays N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) and its road incident management system (RIMS) partners are prepared for changing traffic patterns and higher volumes over the next two weeks, as the autumn school holiday, Human Rights Day, and the Easter long weekend coincide.…
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Winter Travel Update
Keep an eye on N3 Toll Route updates and weather forecasts this winter holiday season N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) advises road users to plan for any eventuality before they embark on their road trips this winter. Road users may encounter freezing temperatures, dense fog, snow, high winds and veld fires along parts of the N3…
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N3 TOLL ROUTE | TRAFFIC UPDATE |
EASTER LONG WEEKEND | 06 – 10 APRIL 2023
Plans afoot to boost road safety on the N3 Toll Route this Easter N3 Toll Concession and its road safety partners are prepared to accommodate increased traffic volumes on the N3 Toll Route this Easter weekend. “In anticipation of the influx of holidaymakers, satellite stations will be strategically located along the N3 Toll Route, as…
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N3 Toll Route | December Route Update
High number of single vehicle crashes on the N3 are directly linked to driver error. N3TC encourages all drivers to take the necessary steps to keep themselves and others safe on the road. Ahead of the December traffic peak season, N3 Toll Concession (N3TC), the company managing a 415-kilometre section of the N3 Toll Route…
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Busy traffic conditions are expected on the N3 Toll Route as South Africans are gearing to travel this the long weekend
With the country now on a less restrictive Adjusted Alert Level 2 lockdown, all indications are that local holidaymakers are gearing to travel across provinces to the country’s various tourism destinations. “This will, of course, result in busy traffic conditions on most of the country’s major highways, including the N3 Toll Route,” warns Thania Dhoogra,…
Read MoreYouth Day – Invest today to benefit tomorrow
“Today’s young people are the rising stars of a better tomorrow,” says Thania Dhoogra, operations manager of N3 Toll Concession (N3TC), the company which manages the N3 Toll Route between Cedara in KwaZulu-Natal and Heidelberg in Gauteng. The N3 Toll Route cuts through vast tracks of rural land, dotted by small towns and even smaller…
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Transport workers deserve special recognition on Worker’s Day
N3 Toll Concession (N3TC) extends its appreciation to all workers in the transport industry for keeping our economy and country moving forward. “The role of our roads and transport industry in the sustainability and growth of the South African economy cannot be overestimated,” says Thania Dhoogra, N3TC’s operations manager. “Every worker in this industry is…
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