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RSAvARG: These Joburg roads will be affected during the game
The Springboks will take on Argentina in the Rugby Championship match at Ellis Park Stadium on Saturday, 29 July, at 5.05pm.
Ellis Park Stadium will come alive on Saturday. Picture: BESoccer
As excitement builds up for this weekend’s final Rugby Championship match, the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) has issued an advisory to motorists about roads that will be affected during the game.
The Springboks take on Argentina in the Rugby Championship match at Ellis Park on Saturday, 29 July (5.05pm).
The JMPD has urged motorists to respect and abide by the advisory.
JMPD spokesperson Xolani Fihla said several roads will be affected around the Emirates Airline Park (Ellis Park) Stadium precinct in New Doornfontein, Johannesburg due to the Rugby Championship match.
The roads that will be affected include:
- Saratoga Avenue
- Joe Slovo Drive
- Sivewright Avenue
- Currey Street
- Beit Street
- Charlton Terrace
- Bertrams Road
- Van Beek Street
- Dora Street
- Erin Street
- Miller Street
- Voorhout Street
Road closures will be implemented:
- Joe Slovo Drive and Currey Street
- Joe Slovo Drive and Beit Street
- Sivewright Avenue and Charlton Terrace
- Sivewright Avenue and Beit Street
- Beit Street and Dora Street
- Beit Street and Erin Street
- Sivewright Avenue and Currey Street
- Sivewright Avenue and Suzie Street
- Charlton Terrace and Van Beek Street
- Bertrams Road and Erin Street
- Bertrams Road and Miller Street
- Bertrams Road and Voorthout Street
- Voorthout Street and Dawe/4th Street
- Miller Street and 4th Street
- Miller Street and Upper Railway Street
- South Park Lane and 5th Street
Duration and parking
Fihla said the road closures will be implemented from 00h00 midnight before the match to 22h00 on the evening of the match.
“Parking for spectators will be available at Johannesburg Stadium, Ellis Park Arena, Ellis Park Parkade, Johannesburg College, Rea Vaya Bus Parking and Voorhout Road. Motorists are advised to acquaint themselves with traffic management for the day.
“JMPD officers will be present to ensure the safety of all road users and to ensure that traffic around the stadium precinct is flowing before, during and after the match,” said Fihla.
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