N3 Toll Route | Traffic Advisory | Freedom Day long weekend

25 April 2025 | From Arrive Alive


Friday, 25 April 2025 — N3TC and its road incident management system (RIMS) partners are ready for an expected increase in southbound traffic volumes (towards Kwazulu-Natal) from approximately midday today. Conditions along the route are currently cloudy and traffic is flowing freely.

Road users are, however, reminded to always be prepared for sudden changes in route and weather conditions which could impact the flow of traffic, and cause congestion and delays, especially during peak traffic periods. 

“Always allow for unforeseen circumstances when planning your road trip. Passengers can support drivers by being an extra pair of eyes, helping to monitor their surroundings, and anticipate dangerous situations,” says Thania Dhoogra, chief operating officer of N3TC, the company managing the 415km N3 Toll Route between Cedara in KwaZulu-Natal and Heidelberg in Gauteng. “Road users can stay informed of real-time road and traffic conditions on the N3 Toll Route by following @n3route on X.

In addition, please contact the 24-hour N3 Helpline on 0800 63 43 57 to report problems or request emergency assistance.” 

ENDS.

Issued by: N3 Toll Concession (N3TC)

Share This Page

Tell a friend icon Tell a Friend | Fax machine icon Print this Page

News Articles

02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
South Africa’s new vehicle market recorded continued growth in October 2026, despite persistent cost-of-living pressures affecting consumers. Aggregate domestic sales reached 61,890 units in October 2026, representing a 5,839 unit, or 10,4% increase compared with the 56,051 units sold during October
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
The Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) has called on law enforcement and transport authorities to deploy protected transit corridors across the country. This as escalating taxi violence threatens economic activity and voter participation ahead of election day. The call follows deadly clashes
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Emergency services are currently at the scene of an accident on the Rooiheuwel road, where two vehicles have collided. It appears that no serious injuries have been reported. Two people were involved in the accident. Oudtshoorn Courant
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Motorists travelling along the N1 South, shortly before the tollgate when coming from Pretoria, are urged to exercise caution after a truck reportedly lost its load on the road. Drivers are advised to slow down, remain alert and approach the affected section with caution. Motorists are encouraged
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
A taxi transporting a full load of school learners caught fire while travelling towards the main road in Amouti- KZN this morning (Monday). Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) received a call from a member of the public at approximately 06:52, requesting assistance after a red Toyota Hiace carrying
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
A taxi transporting a full load of school learners caught fire while travelling towards the main road in Amouti- KZN this morning (Monday). Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) received a call from a member of the public at approximately 06:52, requesting assistance after a red Toyota Hiace carrying
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Following the successful stealth repositioning of forces between 4 Artillery Regiment and 10 South African Infantry Battalion in Musina, under Operation CORONA, the incoming battalion has hit the ground running. 10 South African Infantry Battalion immediately commenced a series of day and night operations
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
Mafube, Villiers, Tweeling and Cornelia SAPS jointly conducted a District #SaferFestiveSeason roadblock. The campaign aimed to raise community awareness when it comes to safety during the festive period. Members initiated stop and searches of vehicles and passengers focusing on possession of drugs,
02 Nov 2026 | From Arrive Alive
The Commissioner of the Border Management Authority (BMA), Dr Michael Masiapato wishes to inform members of the public, travellers and the trading community that operations at the Kopfontein Port of Entry, which borders South Africa and Botswana, have resumed following a temporary suspension caused by

News Archive