Cape Town ranked sixth worst globally for traffic congestion as commuters lose 96 hours a year
A new global study shows Cape Town has climbed to sixth place for traffic congestion worldwide, with commuters losing nearly 100 hours annually as population growth and transport challenges strain the system.
Highlights
- Cape Town now ranked sixth worst globally for traffic congestion
- Commuters lose an average of 96 hours a year in traffic
- Rail disruptions and rapid population growth driving congestion
- City investing in rail, roads, and MyCiTi expansion to ease pressure
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