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Transport Services

Transport plays a very important role in our ever-changing and growing economy. Its efficiency is essential for the smooth running of the economy. The CTMM's Transport Division is at the core of the city's operations, playing a significant role in delivering on government's mandate to sustainably impact on the lives of the people of Tshwane.

The vision of this division is of "an integrated transport system that meets the needs of all the people of Tshwane in a sustainable way". In pursuing its mission, which is to “plan, coordinate and facilitate the development of a sustainable transport system … to meet transport demands holistically", this division is helping to make Tshwane a world-class capital.

Transport is inextricably part of our daily lives. In Tshwane, about 1,6 million people travel every day:

• 600 000 people travel to work;
• 700 000 people travel to education institutions;
• 300 000 people travel to other destinations such as shops, doctors and places of recreation.

This travelling is done –

• by car (550 000);
• by other means including trucks, bicycles and on foot (550 000); and
• by public transport (trains, buses and taxis) (500 000).

The Transport Division creates infrastructure to not only cater for this exceptional demand, but also to expand as the demand increases through population influx. The division consists of five sections: Public Transport Facility Development; Public Transport Operations Development; Transport Economics, Research and Funding; Transport Planning and Information Systems; and Municipal Transport Operations and Maintenance Services.

Public Transport Facility Development

Manager: Hyman Coetzee (012 358 1071)

This section is responsible for building public transport facilities, including bus shelters, taxi ranks, and train stations, and for cleaning and maintaining these facilities. A current project is the Mabopane Station, which is still in its blue-print stage. This project will entail the construction of the station, an operating plan, maintenance and security.

Public Transport Operations Development

Manager: Riaan Perold (012 358 1216)

This section is in charge of the smooth running of the public transport system in Tshwane. It works alongside the Tshwane Metropolitan Police Department (which is responsible for traffic law enforcement) and making recommendations on the issuing of permits, among other things.

Transport Economics, Research and Funding

Manager: Herman van Zyl (012 358 1216)

This section conducts research and economic analyses and secures funding for the Transport Division. Following the section's efforts to reinstate Wonderboom Airport's international status, there has been significant growth in the area. The section has, with the help of other departments, spearheaded tourism drives and created sustainable business opportunities as a result.

Transport Planning and Information Systems

Manager: … (012 358 1536)

The planning of all transport modes and roads is done by this section. It maintains a database of traffic flow and count patterns by way of a geographical information system (GIS). With this information it can provide a feeder distribution system to properly regulate taxi permits and supply the Municipality with information regarding road safety and traffic flow in Tshwane.

Municipal Transport Operations and Maintenance Services

Acting Manager: Kobus Meyer (012 358 0222)

This section provides an affordable, safe, reliable and effective municipal bus service – Pretoria City Transport (PCT) – for all residents. It also supplies PCT with mechanical, electrical and structural maintenance services.

Documents:
Tshwane Approved Integrated Transport Plan 2006 - 2011
Tshwane Strategic Public Transport Plan and Network
  New: Tshwane Public Transport Implementation Framework (July 2007)
 

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