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Municipality repaints road markings in Zuurbekom

Municipal workers have repainted traffic markings across several key streets in Zuurbekom to make roads safer for motorists and pedestrians.

Rand West City Local Municipality’s Rapid Response Task Team marked roads along First, Second and Third streets in Zuurbekom on October 14 as part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety.

The work included painting traffic islands, mandatory direction arrows, continuity lines, solid lines, yield signs and solid yellow lines.

Motorists are urged to obey the road markings. Photo: Supplied

The markings are intended to provide clear guidance to motorists, improve visibility and promote the safe and orderly movement of vehicles and pedestrians.

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The operation forms part of the municipality’s continued efforts to maintain and improve road infrastructure while creating safer travelling conditions across Rand West City.

The new road markings aim to improve visibility for motorists. Photo: Supplied

Motorists are encouraged to observe the newly painted markings and comply with all road safety regulations to help protect both drivers and pedestrians.

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