Johannesburg, Sunday 29 January 2012

Urgent service information for Rea Vaya commuters not going to the stadiums for the World Cup matches. Read more

BRT handed to taxi industry

NEARLY four years of work have paid off in an historic agreement between the City and the taxi industry, which…

Soccer City stations ready for fans

SPECTATORS will use the new Rea Vaya stations at Soccer City and Nasrec to get to the stadium on match…

THERE are several public transport options of getting to that crucial World Cup match: check them out and make sure…

REA VAYA has made an impact on Joburg. Take a look at ourphotographs.

IN THE NEWS

Rea Vaya

CONSTRUCTION is going ahead on Rea Vaya infrastructure in the west of the city, which will add to the links between the city centre and Soweto.

HAPPY passengers are climbing aboard the Rea Vaya buses plying the new circular route around the inner city.

THE Bus Rapid Transit system will benefit from the nearly R500-million allocated to the department of transport in the City's budget.

GETTING to the stadium on time for the big game is easy using Rea Vaya, and will cost as little as R12 for a return journey.

REA VAYA MAKES JOBURG GREAT

View the video as the Rea Vaya crew show why.

REA VAYA AND WORLD CUP

Get to the stadium with ease, simply park and hop on a Rea Vaya bus

TRAFFIC ALERTS

GET the latest on road conditions: updates between 6am and 9am and 3.30pm and 7pm.

PHOTO GALLERY

We’re proud of our Rea Vaya bus rapid transit system. Look for yourself.

VIDEO GALLERY

Experience the Rea Vaya events, find out what commuters have to say.