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Traffic management plan all set for the AFCON tournament!

Written By Unknown on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 | Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Gauteng Province will be enforcing a tight traffic management plan during the AFCON tournament to ease road congestion around the National Stadium. The plan will be rolled out during the African Cup of Nations opening game on the 19th of this month and the final game on the 10th February 2013.

Road closures

Massive road closures will be effected on all roads leading to the stadium. These include the Soweto highway, Main Reef road, Randshow road, Nasrec road, N1s, N1n , N17 and Booysens reserve. Only vehicles displaying the Vehicle Pass badge will be allowed access to the venue. Residents of Ormonde and Rivelea are urged to collect their Vehicle Passes at Ormonde police station and Langlaagte police station. They will be required to produce a proof of address, ID and vehicle registration number. For more enquiries residents can contact (011) 433 5200.

Park and Rides

Soccer fans are encouraged to make use of several facilities that have been identified for Park and Rides. The facilities are located at the Constitutional Hill, Thokoza Park and Westgate. Prasa will provide trains to the stadium from the Johannesburg Park Station. Commuters from the Gautrain will use Rea Vaya busses.
Park and Walk
There is also an option of Park and Walk near the stadium. The designated areas are Shareworld, Cemetery (open area around National Stadium) and Aeroton. Motorists can access the Shareworld parking from the N17 off ramp. Cemetery can be accessed via the Randshow off ramp and Aeroton parking is on the Nasrec off ramp.

Public Viewing Areas

Soccer fans that will not be going to the stadium can catch all the AFCON action from the Public Viewing Areas that will be operating during the tournament. This Saturday, the Mid corner Shisanyama in Sebokeng will screen the opening match. On the 27th of January, the Merafong Public Viewing Area will be activated and the final game on the 10th of February will be screened at the Church Square in Tshwane. There will also be match screenings on Township TVs in Orange Farm, Diepsloot, Ivory Park and Diepkloof.

Kick off times

Gates will open at 12 midday and fans of the beautiful game are advised to arrive at the National Stadium early at least two hours before the opening ceremony which will commence at 4pm. The 1st game between Bafana Bafana and Cape Verde will kick off at 6pm, followed by the Angola and Morocco game at 8:30 pm.
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