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Most East Rand commuters funnel through the George Bizos (Gillooly's) interchange in Bedfordview, one of the busiest interchanges in the country.
This guide was written for East Rand to Johannesburg. The same roads apply on your trip, but read exits, merges and lane tips the other way round.
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The Geldenhuys interchange connects to the M2 for Germiston and the south of the CBD.
Take the N3 Eastern Bypass north towards Buccleuch for Sandton and Woodmead. Expect queues near Linksfield.
Past Eastgate the R24 stops being a freeway and becomes city streets with robots through Bruma and Kensington.
Where the N12, R24 and N3 meet. Lanes split and merge quickly. Know your lane before you reach it.
Keep bags and phones out of sight at intersections and off-ramps.
From Kempton Park and OR Tambo, the R24 runs west through Edenvale. Watch for airport traffic merging and drivers looking for exits.
Heavy traffic and many trucks. Keep a safe gap; rear-end crashes are common at peak.
Passengers only, or once you've stopped. Never while driving.
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