The Road Freight Association has
warned that high congestion is
expected at the different border posts
during the World Cup which will
affect the transit times of imports and
exports by road.
“The queuing of vehicles
transporting dangerous goods
remains a serious concern while the
uncontrolled number of activities like
cooking and open fires in the vicinity
of these vehicles is the order of the
day and creates a safety and security
risk,” a spokesman said.
They advise that trip planning,
journey management, driver
awareness and driver pre-trip
briefings must be stepped up to ensure
all risks and concerns are addressed.
“Supply of product to clients
must be planned well in advance
especially around match venues and
dates. Deliveries in outlying areas
should however not be affected by any
restrictions, except for possible delays
due to traffic congestion.”
Border post congestion warning during World Cup
23 Apr 2010 - by Staff reporter
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