Bakwena’s R300m boost for N1N4 route: progress report

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16-07-2024
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Bakwena Platinum Corridor Concessionaire (Pty) Ltd is pleased to share significant progress in enhancing the N4 route’s safety and travel experience. With a dedicated investment of R300 million for 2024, Bakwena’s construction and maintenance efforts are already delivering improvements, ensuring safer and smoother journeys for all road users.
Here is the mid-year update:
- N4 dual carriageway construction: The 43-month construction project between the Buffelspoort interchange and Dr. Moroka interchange, which started in March, is on track. Current activities include roadbed preparation, addressing sub-strata challenges with an impact roller for collapsible sands. Blasting for the new carriageway will start soon, with expected delays of 10-15 minutes, and advance public notifications will be provided.
- Resurfacing project: The resurfacing of the eastbound section between Buffelspoort and Majakaneng was completed on time and within budget in March 2024. Remedial activities will start soon.
- Special maintenance on N4: Starting in July, fog spraying between Zeerust and Groot Marico involves a light bitumen emulsion application to maintain the road surface. Lane closures and “stop/go” facilities will be in place for approximately three weeks in July, causing potential delays. Road users are urged to plan their journeys accordingly and follow posted signage.
- Bridge maintenance: Ongoing maintenance across all bridges on the N4 route ensures their continued safety and functionality.
Solomon Kganyago, chief operating officer of Bakwena, says: “Road user safety is our top priority; we encourage road users to adhere to the traffic road signs, obey speed restrictions that have been implemented, and exercise caution and patience while we undertake these works which will enhance your driving experience along the N1N4 route”.
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