Rea Vaya services to resume with enhanced safety measures
Commuters can expect smooth and secure travel, with law enforcement ensuring the safety of passengers and staff.
The City of Johannesburg has announced that Rea Vaya bus services resumed operations on February 5.
This follows a temporary disruption in service on February 4, after two bus drivers were killed on the night of February 3.
The city assured passengers and the public that a comprehensive law enforcement plan has been put in place to ensure the safety and security of all bus drivers, buses, and passengers.
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The measures aim to maintain smooth operations while safeguarding those using the public transport system.
Passengers are encouraged to make use of the Rea Vaya bus system as the service gets back on track with regular schedules.
The city also thanked commuters for their understanding and cooperation during the temporary service interruption.
