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Introducing Zero To One.

The East Coast Radio traffic report highlights severe morning congestion across several major routes in the Durban area. On the N3, Durban-bound traffic is heavily backed up from the Ashburton Interchange due to roadworks and a stationary vehicle in the left lane, causing significant delays. The R103 is also experiencing heavy delays, prompting the reporter to suggest that commuters who are not in a hurry should postpone their trips or grab breakfast while waiting for conditions to improve. Additional slow-moving traffic is reported on the M13 eastbound from Gillets toward Clouf, and northbound traffic from the Queen-undy Drive interchange approaching Omslanger is also sluggish. A stationary vehicle in the middle lane on the northbound before the Omslanger off-ramp is adding roughly 20 minutes to expected travel times. Meanwhile, the M25E between Duff's Drone and the N2 is at a standstill, which is spilling over to affect traffic flow on Dumson-Makaye Drive from Gwama-shi approaching that intersection. Overall, the report paints a picture of widespread congestion across key arterial roads, urging drivers to plan ahead, consider alternative routes, or delay their journeys to avoid the worst of the morning rush.

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East Coast Radio Traffic We'll start on the N32 Maraudsburg after the Ashbruton Interchange, where we have a stationary vehicle that's in the left lane on the Durban Bound traffic is heavily backed up due to roadworks as you make your way towards the Ashbruton Interchange. If you haven't left home yet, I would suggest getting onto the R103 but heavy delays on the cards on the R103 as well. So if you are not in a rush to get to your destination, the best option would be to delay your trip for now, perhaps grab yourself a breakfast while you wait for the traffic to die and die, either on the N3 or on the R103 this morning. And then some slow-moving traffic on the M13 on the East Bound from Gillets approaching Clouf, more slow-moving traffic to look out for into North Bound coming from the Queen-undy drive interchange approaching Omslanger. Just to add on to that a stationary vehicle to look out for on the North Bound before the Omslanger off-ramp which is in the middle lane, hence adding on to the existing congestion about an extra 20 minutes of travel time at most will be expected. M25E spawned between Duff's drone and the N2 traffic already chalk a block which is affecting the traffic flow on Dumson-Makaye drive coming from Gwama-shi approaching that intersection. It's moved set to that drive of where he's coast radio traffic.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Heavy traffic on the N3 near Maraudsburg after the Ashburton Interchange, with a stationary vehicle in the left lane on the Durban-bound side, worsened by roadworks.
  2. Delays are also significant on the R103, so listeners are advised to delay travel or stop for breakfast to avoid congestion.
  3. Slow-moving traffic on the M13 eastbound from Gillets approaching Clouf, and northbound from the Queen-undy Drive interchange approaching Omslanger.
  4. A stationary vehicle in the middle lane on the northbound before the Omslanger off-ramp adds about 20 minutes to travel time.
  5. The M25E between Duff's Drone and the N2 is congested, affecting traffic on Dumson-Makaye Drive from Gwama-shi approaching that intersection.

Summary:

The East Coast Radio traffic report highlights severe morning congestion across several major routes in the Durban area. On the N3, Durban-bound traffic is heavily backed up from the Ashburton Interchange due to roadworks and a stationary vehicle in the left lane, causing significant delays. The R103 is also experiencing heavy delays, prompting the reporter to suggest that commuters who are not in a hurry should postpone their trips or grab breakfast while waiting for conditions to improve.

Additional slow-moving traffic is reported on the M13 eastbound from Gillets toward Clouf, and northbound traffic from the Queen-undy Drive interchange approaching Omslanger is also sluggish. A stationary vehicle in the middle lane on the northbound before the Omslanger off-ramp is adding roughly 20 minutes to expected travel times. Meanwhile, the M25E between Duff's Drone and the N2 is at a standstill, which is spilling over to affect traffic flow on Dumson-Makaye Drive from Gwama-shi approaching that intersection.

Overall, the report paints a picture of widespread congestion across key arterial roads, urging drivers to plan ahead, consider alternative routes, or delay their journeys to avoid the worst of the morning rush.

FAQs

A stationary vehicle in the left lane on the Durban-bound side, combined with roadworks, is causing heavy backups.

The R103 is suggested, but it also has heavy delays, so delaying your trip is recommended if possible.

Slow-moving traffic is on the M13 eastbound from Gillets approaching Clouf.

A stationary vehicle in the middle lane before the Omslanger off-ramp is adding about 20 minutes of extra travel time.

Traffic is already 'chalk a block' on the M25E, which is affecting the flow on Dumson-Makaye drive from Gwama-shi approaching that intersection.

Delay your trip and perhaps grab breakfast while waiting for traffic to ease on the N3 or R103.

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