Traffic lights
Most traffic light malfunctions caused by cable theft, vandalism - JRA
The JRA yesterday launched its new infrastructure protection unit, aimed at cracking down on vandalism.
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Do you skip red robots late at night?
City of Cape Town Traffic Service's Richard Coleman explains what the law says about jumping red traffic lights late at night.
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OPINION: What the hell is wrong with Gauteng drivers?
Tamsin Wort has just relocated from the Cape and is battling to adjust to driving in Gauteng.
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Private security hired after JRA staff initimidated
Working employees are being intimidated by striking colleagues who belong to Samwu.
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JRA staff probed over vandalised traffic lights
Close to two thirds of the JRA’s workforce are currently on strike.
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Virtual traffic lights could solve SA traffic problems
Virtual traffic lights seem futuristic, but a researcher from the US thinks it's a reality.
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Solar traffic lights: JRA or City Power’s responsibility?
Only 20 of the 2,000 signalled intersections in the city are powered by solar panels.
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No silver bullet to fight traffic light vandalism, says JRA
The JRA estimates there are 23 incidents of vandalism each month, costing around R250k.
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JHB traffic light vandalism costing hundreds of thousands of rands
The Johannesburg Roads Agency says at least 23 incidents are reported each month.
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JRA: Broken robots soon to be a thing of the past
Earthing mats to prevent lightning strikes are piled up and ready to be rolled out.
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Joburg traffic light woes uncovered
Motorists spend hours in traffic as a result of broken traffic lights.
