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Phase 6 of Bayhead Road development due for September 21

18 Sep 2011 - by Staff reporter
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The implementation of the Phase 6 traffic accommodation on Bayhead Road (the sole access to the Port of Durban’s container terminals) will be sooner than anticipated – and now take effect from Wednesday, September 21 at 09:00.

The splitting of Cutler Complex and Pier 1 traffic will now be taking place opposite Iran Road, approximately 250-metres ahead of the current split location. As before, temporary truck parking will be provided on the west of the incoming lane.

Motorists are urged to exercise EXTREME caution when commuting through the construction site. Where possible, please use an alternative route.

A schematic of the road section affected is available from Solly Kuppan, transportation planner of civil engineers I Aurecon: Tel: 031 714-2572; Cell: 083 777-8738; E-mail: Solly.Kuppan@aurecongroup.com

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