Planned maintenance set to disrupt M1 southbound traffic in Glenhove
Commuters travelling through Johannesburg's northern suburbs can bypass the roadworks by using the Atholl Oaklands and 11th Avenue interchanges.
Motorists face morning and afternoon peak-hour congestion on the M1 southbound carriageway in Glenhove from November 12 to November 20 due to scheduled road repairs.
The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has advised motorists and other road users of planned maintenance work along the section.
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During this period, motorists can expect some disruption, with traffic congestion most likely during morning and afternoon peak hours.
Alternative routes advised
The JRA urges all road users to remain mindful of the maintenance activity, reduce speed where necessary and exercise patience while travelling through the affected section. Those who are able to do so are encouraged to make use of alternative routes to avoid delays.
Motorists travelling south on the M1 may leave the motorway at the Atholl Oaklands off-ramp, which is situated before the Glenhove section, and rejoin the highway at the 11th Avenue on-ramp after the works area.
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The agency apologised for any inconvenience caused and stressed that the maintenance is necessary to keep the road in a safe and serviceable condition. Road users are asked to plan their journeys in advance and allow extra travel time while the work is under way.
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