Roads to boost intra-regional trade - SANRAL Stop Over
SANRAL, a PIARC member for the past 18 years, has a strong presence in the various working structures of the...
Read MoreFreeway lights on for your safety - SANRAL Stop Over
Considering there are 4.2-million registered vehicles in Gauteng and 1.49-million vehicle trips recorded on the...
Read MoreSANRAL Scholarship produces bright star - SANRAL Stop Over
Luzuko Jack has a passion for technology and hopes to use mechatronics and technology to benefit South Africa one...
Read MoreSafety a priority when constructing - SANRAL Stop Over
The pedestrian facilities are designed to cater for the substantial pedestrian traffic using a section of the N2...
Read MoreCompetition entices youth to pursue engineering career - SANRAL Stop Over
Ntadonkazi Baxana (18), Sonwabiso Nyanga (18) and Litha Nohashe (17) show off the bridge designs of their teams...
Read MoreIt’s all systems go at Moloto - SANRAL Stop Over
The Moloto Road project offers economic benefits across the board, ranging from unlocking the mineral belt to...
Read MorePermanent barrier on R61 eliminates illegal U-turns - SANRAL Stop Over
No more illegal U-turns will translate to less accidents on the R61. Good news for residents of KwaZulu-Natal’s south...
Read MoreMultiple roadworks nearing completion in King Williams Town - SANRAL Stop Over
SANRAL continues to change the lives of everyday citizens by giving them opportunities in the road construction...
Read MoreSANRAL bids farewell to its materials specialist - SANRAL Stop Over
Dennis Rossman served the roads agency for 47-years. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL)...
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