Major changes are coming to the M3 route in Newlands, Cape Town, to ease traffic congestion and improve urban mobility. The enhancements will involve closing certain intersections and establishing median terminations, alongside new rightturn and freeflow lanes. These changes are set to begin in early 2026, and are expected to improve daily commutes and make them safer for commuters. The City of Cape Town is committed to enhancing urban mobility, and these changes signal a new era of streamlined commuting in the city.
Gordon’s Bay, a charming town located on the Western Cape’s edge, is set to receive a series of road layout and access modifications surrounding its bustling Village Plaza. Spearheading the project, the City’s Urban Mobility Directorate, in collaboration with the Village Plaza Centre’s owners and EFG Engineers, aims to enhance road safety and accessibility to the shopping hub. These changes will not only enhance safety but also provide an opportunity for the town to evolve into a more pedestrianfriendly and accessible space.