News and Speeches for Department of Transport and Public Works
CA number plates will soon become CAA
8 April 2019As soon as this weekend, new Cape Town vehicle number plates will start with the letters CAA. From the time of the changeover to the new CAA licence mark, no more CA licence numbers will be issued. Read More
Roadworks projects: N7 between Bosmansdam and Melkbosstrand
8 April 2019The Department of Transport and Public Works (DTPW) has started two roadworks projects spanning 16 km of the N7: one between the Bosmansdam and Potsdam interchanges (6,4 km); and the other between the Potsdam and Melkbosstrand Read More
Traffic authorities intensify enforcement following killings in Hout Bay
1 April 2019Traffic authorities intensify enforcement following taxi related killings in Hout Bay Statement by Donald Grant, Minister of Transport and Public Works Read More
Enforcement actions making an impact on rail safety
31 March 2019Weekly statement on all rail enforcement actions – a joint media release from Metrorail, the City of Cape Town and the Read More
Keeping our children safe through junior traffic training centres
29 March 2019On Thursday 28 March, officials of the Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management (RSM) directorate and the Western Cape Education Dep Read More
Minister Grant delivers departmental budget for maximum citizen impact
27 March 2019Speech by Donald Grant, Minister of Transport and Public Works Read More
Budget speech by the Minister of Transport and Public Works, Donald Grant
27 March 2019Speaker/Deputy Speaker Premier Chairperson and other members of the Standing Committee Leader of the Official Opposition Honourable Members Head of Department, Ms Jacqui Gooch, and senior officials Guests and visitors Read More
Repairs and resealing in Worcester, Robertson, Ashton and Bonnievale
26 March 2019A R150 million project to repair and reseal the R60 from the Nuy intersection near Worcester to Ashton, and the R317 (MR287) from Robertson through Bonnievale up to the Cogmanskloof River bridge, is making good progress. Read More
Record 2 029 stop-and-searches, 534 hotspots and scrapyards inspected
24 March 2019Weekly statement on all rail enforcement actions – a joint media release from Metrorail, the City of Cape Town and the Read More
Roadworks update for the KKNK
20 March 2019Motorists travelling to the upcoming Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees (KKNK) are advised that TR75/1 (the N12) between Oudtshoorn and George, and TR1/2 (the N9) between George and Uniondale, will be open to two-way traffic from 21 March to 31 March... Read More
Eight arrests, 84 hotspots and scrapyards inspected
18 March 2019Weekly statement on all rail enforcement actions – a joint media release from Metrorail, the City of Cape Town and the Read More
Minister Grant to visit site of PC Petersen Replacement Primary School
12 March 2019Tomorrow, Wednesday 13 March 2018, Minister of Transport and Public Works, Donald Grant, will be visiting the site of the PC Petersen Primary School in Kylemore in the Winelands. Read More
Driving Licence Testing Centres hamstrung by national inefficiencies
11 March 2019Joint statement by Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, Alderman JP Smith and Western Cape Transport and Public Works MEC, Donald Grant Read More
Two offenders jailed, 70 hotspots and scrapyards inspected
10 March 2019Weekly statement on all rail enforcement actions – a joint media release from Metrorail, the City of Cape Town and the Read More
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