Blasting operation to commence at Hammarsdale interchange
SANRAL apologises to motorists for any inconvenience the operation might cause.
THE South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL) has issued a statement to notify motorists that a blasting operation is scheduled to take place at the Hammarsdale Interchange on the N3 on Tuesday, 6 September at approximately 3pm.
The interchange will be closed between 3pm and 4pm. However, the blasting time may need to be adjusted depending on weather conditions on the day. If need be, a second notice with information on the new time will be made available to the public.
Traffic will be diverted onto the R103 at Shongweni and Cato Ridge interchanges.
Due to the close proximity of the blast site to Meadway Road and MR385, Meadway Road and MR385 in the vicinity of the interchange during the blast operation will also be closed.
Traffic on Meadway Road will be diverted via Thousand Hills Drive.
SANRAL has promised motorists that steps will be taken to ensure that the roads are closed for the shortest possible time.
Motorists are urged to proceed with caution and adhere to speed limits. The patience and co-operation of motorists will be appreciated.
SANRAL apologises to the motorists for any inconvenience caused and thanks them for their patience during road construction.
The agency has a serious approach to the mandate from government to manage and maintain the national road network.
In so doing, the safety and well-being of road users and the communities in which it operates are paramount.
