City of Cape Town spending R40m over two years on walkways in the CBD

The City of Cape Town will commence with the construction of new walkways in the Cape Town CBD - at the cost of over R40m, from mid-August 2020. | TheCapeArgus

Cape Town - The City of Cape Town will commence with the construction of new walkways in the Cape Town CBD as of mid-August 2020.

Previous phases of the project focused on the North West and South West portions of the Cape Town CBD. “I believe the new walkways will provide commuters with enough comfort to make this their preferred mode of commuting while doing business, attending school or exploring attractions in town.” In terms of the rehabilitation of the existing non-motorised facilities, existing asphalt and paved areas will be replaced with new brick paved surfacing. All relevant road markings and road signs will also be replaced.

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