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Two parallel routes: the N3 through the EB Cloete interchange, or the M13 through Westville, which many commuters use to avoid the N3 queues.
This guide was written for Pinetown to Durban CBD. The same roads apply on your trip, but read exits, merges and lane tips the other way round.
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The M13 becomes King Dinuzulu Road near the city; the N3 ends in the CBD. Expect robots and taxis once you're off the freeway.
SANRAL is upgrading EB Cloete. Lane layouts and speed limits change; follow the temporary signs.
The four-level 'Spaghetti Junction' where the N2 and N3 meet. Very heavy traffic and quick lane splits; know your lane early.
The M13 (King Cetshwayo Highway) runs parallel to the N3 through Westville and is often quicker when the N3 is jammed.
Steep hill between Kloof and Pinetown, known for serious truck crashes. Slow down and keep well back from heavy vehicles.
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