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eThekwini to test GO!Durban infrastructure

eThekwini Municipality is testing GO!Durban today on the C3 Route from Pinetown to KwaMashu ahead of the planned December launch.

THE eThekwini Municipality is expected to commence with the GO!Durban integrated testing and commissioning of infrastructure and systems along the C3 Route (Pinetown to Bridge City in KwaMashu) today (November 9).

The municipality’s communications and marketing directorate said the testing and commissioning phase forms part of the key milestones leading up to the planned launch of the GO!Durban service in December.

“It is aimed at ensuring that all infrastructure, operational processes and supporting systems are fully tested and ready to function effectively before passenger services commence.

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“This phase includes a range of activities such as driver training; testing of back-end and operational systems; safety and security assessments; and the testing of the new ticketing system.

“It will also include testing emergency response procedures, as well as communication and information technology systems that will keep passengers informed about service timetables, delays and other important service updates.

“The integrated testing and commissioning process is an essential step in ensuring that all components of the service work together effectively and that the system is operationally ready ahead of the December launch.”

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