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.…

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…

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.

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.

With the March school holiday and public holidays approaching, family getaways are the order of the day. Whilst the excitement of a family trip takes hold, it is essential to take extra care when traveling with children.