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Country roads across to Ladysmith, then the N3 toll road down through the Midlands to Durban.
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Two-lane road through Glencoe and past Wasbank. Watch for livestock, pedestrians and slow trucks, especially at dusk.
Provincial roads in northern KZN are often patched or potholed. Slow down where the surface breaks up and don't swerve suddenly.
The last big town before the N3, with fuel and food.
Joining the N3 southbound at the N11 interchange is tolled.
Large fuel and food stops just off the N3, a good break halfway.
Mainline plaza near Mooi River. The Mooi River off-ramps are tolled too.
Long, steep hill between Hilton and Pietermaritzburg. Slow trucks, and often misty early in the morning.
The N3 skirts the city with exits close together. Stay in the through lanes unless you're stopping.
The last plaza, near Pinetown. Queues build on Friday afternoons and before long weekends.
Loaded trucks crawl uphill and brake hard going down. Keep a big gap.
Looks shorter on the map, through Pomeroy, Tugela Ferry and Greytown, but it's slower: rural single-lane road with speed humps, potholes and livestock. Only in daylight, and best if you know it.
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