The Easter long weekend is always one of the busiest traffic periods on the N3 Toll Route between Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.
Traffic is expected to increase sharply in a southbound direction from midday on Thursday, 18 April and high traffic volumes will continue through to Friday, 19 April. Thereafter, the busy conditions will taper down until Easter Monday, 22 April when peak traffic conditions are expected throughout the day, especially northbound as holidaymakers return from their long weekend breaks.
[N3 Toll Concession ]highly recommends road users plan their trips in order to travel outside of peak times. Do not leave your departure for your destination until too late in the day. At peak times, the risks and demands on drivers increase exponentially.Being informed of road and travel conditions helps you to make safe choices prior to and during your journey. Unforeseen incidents, changing weather patterns and emergency situations can all impact on traffic conditions.
Stay up-to-date with the latest news updates from N3 Toll Route and get verified traffic information by contacting the 24-hourN3TC Helpline on 0800 63 4357. Essential information is also shared on an on-going basis from N3TC’s Twitter platform: @N3Route. If at all possible, road users are encouraged to travel outside of high peak periods. High volumes are expected on:Monday, 22 April : between 09h00 and 21h00
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