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Residents’ opinions about the Johannesburg Roads Agency

Some residents were pleased with JRA's efforts, while others felt that more could be done. 

July 3, 2023
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Mpho Kgechane: No, it does not because there are potholes everywhere and this makes it hard for the drivers to drive properly.
Mpho Kgechane: No, it does not because there are potholes everywhere and this makes it hard for the drivers to drive properly.

Northcliff Melville Times asked residents their opinion about JRA’s maintenance of our roads.

The question was: Does the Johannesburg Roads Agency maintain the roads adequately?

Below are their answers:

Molebogeng Poopedi: I think that the JRA is doing enough because even if they fix infrastructures like robots, people still cut them and steal the cables, and this is bad for everyone.
Molebogeng Poopedi: I think that the JRA is doing enough because even if they fix infrastructures like robots, people still cut them and steal the cables, and this is bad for everyone.
Lesetja Molele:  I do not believe they are doing enough because the roads are damaged, the robots are not working, and this is dangerous for drivers and other road users.  
Lesetja Molele:  I do not believe they are doing enough because the roads are damaged, the robots are not working, and this is dangerous for drivers and other road users.

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