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The N1 is the main route in from the northern suburbs, and inbound jams of up to 12 km are common on weekday mornings.
This guide was written for Bellville to Cape Town City Centre. The same roads apply on your trip, but read exits, merges and lane tips the other way round.
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Outbound traffic jams in the afternoon from about 15:30. Leaving town after 18:00 is usually much quicker.
Lower Church Street and Christiaan Barnard Street serve the Foreshore and CTICC; the N1 ends at Buitengracht near the Waterfront.
The M5 and R27 connect here. Stay on the N1 for the city centre.
Traffic joins from the N7 and Plattekloof Road. Stay out of the far-left lane through these merges.
Inbound traffic is often stop-start from Durban Road past Plattekloof. Keep a safe gap; rear-end crashes are common.
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