UPDATE: Traffic moving slowly at Lebombo border post following earlier gridlock
Motorists heading to Mozambique are advised to use alternative border crossings such as Mananga/Lomahasha border posts according to information issued by TRAC.
KOMATIPOORT – Traffic at the Ressasno border post is also moving again following extensive delays earlier in the day, according to TRAC communications manager, Solange Soaress-Nicholson.
#TRACN4route EAST/WEST UPDATE at 12:10 Traffic gradually moving at #Lebombo border post + #Ressasno Stack up on water. Keep hydrated.
— TRAC N4 Toll Route (@TRACN4route) December 23, 2017
BREAKING NEWS: Lebombo border post gridlocked, consider alternative routes via Mananga/ Lomahasha border, December 23, 09:48.
KOMATIPOORT – With a steady stream of holidaymakers on their way to Mozambique the Lebombo border post has been seeing high volumes of traffic this weekend.
Also read: Lebombo border traffic congestion
On Saturday, December 23 Trans African Concessions (TRAC ) communications manager, Solange Soaress-Nicholson said that no traffic was coming from the Ressano border post due to the high traffic volumes.
“No traffic is moving in both the east or west at this stage with massive delays at the Lebombo border post, said Soaress-Nicholson who added that traffic was backed-up approximately 10 kilometres from the border post.
Also read: Biggest bust ever recorded at Lebombo Border Post
Soaress-Nicholson reported, on Friday, December 22 that due to extreme congestion on the N4 toward the Lebombo border post, traffic was brought close to a standstill for approximately 11 kilometres from the border post.
Also read: Lebombo Border Post gridlocked
