Bakwena, who is the holder of a thirty year concession contract with the South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) to manage, maintain and upgrade the N1 and N4 roads, is committed to investing in various initiatives along the N1 and N4 to promote growth in the surrounding communities. Their four main focus areas include…
DetailsThere is evidence that South African youth engaging in underage drinking is on the rise, which in turn can lead to harmful consequences in terms of traffic injuries, risky sexual behaviour, interpersonal violence and long term health issues. Bakwena N1N4 Toll Road Concessionaire recently held another successful Drama Season for learners along the N1 and…
DetailsThe Tshwane RIMS (Road Incident Management System) committee recently facilitated a simulated emergency exercise including Bakwena N1N4 TRAC N4 Toll Concessionaires, the South African Police Service including forensic services, Tshwane Metro Police, Gauteng Traffic, Pathology services, fire, emergency and ambulance services and towing services. This forms part of the mandate to test the capabilities of…
DetailsBakwena N1N4 in partnership with PinkDrive and the Department of Health launched a women’s month campaign to raise awareness about breast, testicular and prostate cancer within the communities which surround the Platinum Highway in the North West province. The programm includes extensive education on the various types of cancers, early lump detection and clinical examinations.…
DetailsBakwena Toll Road Concessionaire are proud to report that fatalities on their N1N4 route have decreased significantly over the first few months of the year in comparison to 2014. This year the toll concessionaire reported eight incidences for the period January to May – sixteen less fatalities compared to the same period last year. “We…
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