DURBAN CBD roads were closed to traffic on Monday morning from Dr Yusuf Dadoo Street where the N3 intersects up to Samora Machel Street at the City Hall until 930am with limited lanes on Dr Pixley Kaseme Street open to traffic outside the City Hall between 9.30am and 11.30am as a parade of 150 mini-bus taxis made their way through the CBD to the City Hall to mark the start of the city’s public transport transformation.
A strong metro police presence in the CBD will ensure traffic is directed to alternate routes.
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The parade will travel from the ICC into Bram Fischer Road, left into Soldier’s Way then right into Monty Naicker and left into Yusuf Dadoo and then left into Dr Pixley kaSeme Street.
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