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Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate Plans to Revitalize Bellville Central Business District

by Zola Naidoo
May 31, 2024

The proposed road schemes aim to strategically rearrange Bellville’s transport routes to enhance urban mobility, bolster roadbased freight and public transport services, and ultimately, boost the region’s economic development. The Cape Town Urban Mobility Directorate has a plan to revitalize the Bellville Central Business District through significant road enhancements and extensions. The public is welcome to provide their comments and thoughts on the proposed schemes, and the deadline for comments is 14th June 2024. The initiative promises a brighter, more accessible future for Bellville CBD.

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