[WATCH] Traffic volumes increase ahead of Moria St Egenas Church pilgrimage
This weekend marks the St. Engenas Zion Christian Church (ZCC) pilgrimage to Moria, and motorists can expect busier than usual traffic volumes.
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LIMPOPO – Traffic volumes have increased along the N1 road. With churchgoers making their way to Moria for the St. Egenas Church pilgrimage and most schools closing for holiday, higher than normal traffic volumes have been reported along the north and soundbound lanes.
It took me 20 minutes to pass Pumulani Plaza… Also there are to lanes closed @TrafficSA… Info for those heading to Limpopo pic.twitter.com/0IWlco6x3J
— Charlotte Kadi (@sharliekadi) September 20, 2019
““As traffic volumes increase, we plead with motorists to exercise patience, tolerance and to obey the rules of the road,” says Transport and Safety MEC, Namane Dickson Masemola
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: If you're travelling this long weekend:
• make sure you're fit to drive
• ensure your vehicle is roadworthy
• check traffic reports before leaving
• plan rest breaks at least every two hours/200km #RoadSafety #ArriveAlive pic.twitter.com/SzV6qNq1i2— Limpopo Department of Transport & Community Safety (@TransportLimCom) September 20, 2019
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LIMPOPO – Transport and Safety MEC, Namane Dickson Masemola calls on all road users to exercise patience, tolerance and to obey the rules of the road in ensure a safe journey for all.
Read more: [IN PICTURES & VIDEOS] Traffic volumes increase towards Moria – April 2019
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Those who travel on the N1 northbound from Gauteng to Limpopo are urged to exercise a high level of patience as the traffic volumes are expected to increase from Friday, 20 September and Sunday, 22 September on the southbound.
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