Motorists in Johannesburg are advised to prepare for significant traffic disruptions this weekend as the African National Congress (ANC) hosts a major march, with an estimated 50,000 participants expected to impact the city centre. The march is set to take place this Saturday, and drivers are warned to expect congestion and delays on major roads.
ANC March Details
The ANC march is expected to draw large crowds, with participants gathering in the Johannesburg CBD to demonstrate their support for the party. The event is likely to cause significant disruptions to traffic, with many roads in the area expected to be closed or restricted.
According to the City of Johannesburg’s website, the march will begin at 10am and will proceed through the city centre, affecting major roads such as Commissioner Street and Simmonds Street. Motorists are advised to plan their routes in advance and to expect delays.
Alternative Routes
Drivers can use alternative routes to avoid the congestion in the city centre. Some options include:
- Taking the M1 highway to bypass the city centre
- Using the N1 highway to access the northern suburbs
- Avoiding peak hours and traveling during off-peak times
It is essential for motorists to check for updates on traffic conditions before embarking on their journeys. The Google Maps website provides real-time traffic updates and can help drivers plan their routes more effectively.
