Here’s how severe weather is affecting transport infrastructure and services in Gauteng

Picture: Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport Infrastructure Faults Diale-Tlabela said the department is monitoring the provincial road network for flooding, damaged road surfaces, drainage problems and other weather-related hazards.

This follows persistent rainfall that has increased the risk of flooding, waterlogging, and damage to sections of the provincial road network, while adverse weather may also affect traffic signals, street lighting, and public transport services.“We expect our contractors to deliver on their obligations and will continue to monitor their performance to ensure that the necessary work is undertaken,” said MEC Diale-Tlabela Picture: Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport Gautrain delays The MEC said the department is also engaging relevant Gautrain structures regarding the impact of the weather on rail services and associated infrastructure.