Construction to commence between Mozambique’s Moamba Interchange and Matola
TRAC warned road users that the construction, said to commence on October 13, might cause delays and that they should plan their travels accordingly.
In a recent statement, Trans African Concessions (TRAC) announced that roadworks would commence on October 13 between the Moamba Interchange and Matola in Mozambique.
It stated that, “As the concessionaire of the N4 Toll Route, TRAC is committed to ensuring that the route’s infrastructure is maintained and remains in excellent condition.
“In view of this, we regularly conduct road maintenance, rehabilitation and upgrade projects along the transborder road linking South Africa and Mozambique.
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“One such initiative is the proposed maintenance work of Section 17, between Moamba Interchange and Matola, in Mozambique.”
The project, being completed by Wilson Bayly Holmes Ovcon (WBHO) Construction, will include various rehabilitation works, such as localised patching, crack sealing and the construction of a single seal on the 34-kilometre stretch. Roadworks are expected to be complete by mid-December.
Road users are advised that traffic flow will be affected during the project, with traffic accommodation procedures including a daytime stop-and-go of two kilometres. This may result in delays and road users are urged to be patient and plan their trips accordingly.
“We would like to thank the public for their cooperation at construction zones along the route and assure you of our continued commitment to keeping the N4 Toll Route in an excellent condition.”
