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Acsa’s post-Covid comeback hits the runway

Acsa gets back to pre-Covid traffic, with a rather large staff bill

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LETTER: Robotaxis keep the big cat alive

Close encounters of the driverless taxi kind

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MARC HASENFUSS: From dire strait to home straight

Mobility specialist Super Group has made a remarkable recovery. In contrast, Wesizwe Platinum faces renewed operational challenges.

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This train goes to a castle in the air

When it comes to dreaming big, the state’s rail master plan is up there with the NHI. Unfortunately, it seems equally unattainable

Titi Mashele, founder of the Bandits cycling club at a ride in Johannesburg. October 11, 2025. OUR CITY NEWS/James Oatway

Joburg: cyclists push back against car culture

Joburg’s transport infrastructure was designed for cars. Cyclists are entitled to use the roads, but are treated as intruders in that space

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RAF dealt twin blows by SCA – with no clear path to pay

Two legal findings against the RAF will only add to its parlous financial position

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RAF’s unpaid claims explode to R100bn

Unpaid claims have soared to more than double the Road Accident Fund’s budget. And there are no solutions (yet) to its staggering unravelling

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Road meets rail: transport hubs could save South Africa billions

EIT Group’s Estcourt Intermodal Freight Village is redesigning the country’s logistics landscape.

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The sad story of the RAF and the whistleblower

Alleged corruption, maladministration and punitive action – and clients still waiting on their claims 1,800 days later. That’s one whistleblower’s story

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Robo premier: Lesufi’s laughable new low 

About 150 of the Gauteng province’s 400 traffic intersections aren’t working. The answer: get someone else to fix them