Hamba kahle means "go well". Tell us your trip and get a list of what to look out for, from other drivers and road know-how your maps app won't give you.
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One of the busiest roads in the country. When you leave matters more than which way you go.
This guide was written for Pretoria to Johannesburg. The same roads apply on your trip, but read exits, merges and lane tips the other way round.
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During power cuts, treat dead traffic lights as a four-way stop and watch for cars that don't.
The M1 South takes you past Sandton into the city. Expect queues at the Grayston and Corlett off-ramps at peak times.
The N1, N3 and M1 meet here and the signs come quickly. Choose your lane well before the interchange.
The R21 is better for OR Tambo and the East Rand. The R55 can help for Kyalami and Sunninghill.
Southbound jams in the morning and northbound in the afternoon. Keep a safe gap; rear-end crashes are common.
The N1 bypass and the N14 Ben Schoeman split here. Get into the right lane early; late lane changes cause crashes.
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