Road repair teams are attending to potholes along Rachel de Beer Street in Pretoria North as part of ongoing efforts to improve road conditions in Ward 2.
Ward 2 councillor Quentin Meyer said roads department teams were repairing damaged sections of Rachel de Beer Street, an important main road used by motorists travelling through the area.
According to Meyer, repair work along Rachel de Beer Street was continuing, with teams focusing on addressing potholes and improving the overall condition of the road.
He said he had also requested that the department attend to the intersection of Burger Street and Rachel de Beer Street, where road conditions were contributing to significant traffic problems.
Targeting high-traffic trouble spots
Meyer welcomed the progress made so far but acknowledged that further work was still needed.
“We will continue following up with the relevant department to ensure that outstanding repairs are addressed,” he said.
Resident Piet Saunders welcomed the repairs, saying maintaining roads was important for motorists and pedestrians who used them daily.
“It is encouraging to see repair teams working on the roads. Potholes can damage vehicles and create dangerous situations, particularly on busy roads. We hope the repairs will continue until all the problem areas have been addressed,” said Saunders.
The repairs are expected to contribute towards improving road conditions and making travelling through the area safer and more convenient.
Residents are encouraged to remain patient while the department continues with the work.
Meyer said he would keep monitoring progress and engaging with the relevant officials regarding outstanding road maintenance concerns.
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