Residents to comment on proposed traffic calming measures in various suburbs in the north
04 April 2024
The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate is calling on residents to comment on the proposed traffic calming measures in various areas including Durbanville; Bellville; Parow; Bishop Lavis; Kraaifontein; Kenridge; Vasco Estate and Boston. The City intends to construct traffic calming measures and is asking residents to comment on these proposals by 24 April 2024.
'We have identified roads in various suburbs in the north where there are large numbers of vulnerable road users. These are mostly roads that are close to schools, hospitals, and old age homes for example. These proposed traffic calming measures will enhance road safety for all road users, which is a top priority for the City,' said the City's Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, Councillor Rob Quintas.
The roads that will be included are:
- Leeuberg Street, Bishop Lavis
- Weimer Road, Parow
- Gladstone Street, Boston
- Dingle Road, Vasco Estate
- Settler Street, Bellville
- Stellenberg Road, Bellville
- Langenhoven Street, Bellville
- Sam Njokozela Street, Kraaifontein
- Sydow Street, Kraaifontein
- Medway Street, Durbanville
- Schubert Avenue, Durbanville
- Door de kraal Avenue, Kenridge
Interested and affected parties can view the designs and the list of affected streets/roads on www.capetown.gov.za/haveyoursay and use the reference 110222315 for comment submissions on the mentioned suburbs.
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City of Cape Town, Media Office
