Road safety, public transport and transport infrastructure are all essential elements to adopting a culture of road safety and achieving a multi-modal public transport infrastructure necessary for the functioning of the city. To make our roads safe, The Johannesburg Development Agency (JDA) implemented the Kya Sand Super Stop Holding Facility, an example of the City of Johannesburg’s commitment to road and commuter safety. Kya Sands, not far from Cosmo City, is a fast-growing industrial hub in Region A and is

(JOA) turned 22 on Saturday, 01 April 2023 and looks forward to working even harder to implement infrastructure developments, one of the most capital-intensive areas of municipal spending. The JDA plays a role in the implementation of the Growth and Development Strategy of the City that responds to the Joburg 2040 ideals of resilience, liveability, and sustainability. Established in 2001, at a critical moment in Johannesburg’s history as part of the iGoli 2002 re-engineering process, the JOA now celebrates 22

This year, the Johannesburg Development Agency (JOA) continues with the implementation of Bus Rapid Transport(BRT) stations in Sandlan to boost all modes of transport and ease traffic flows. The project involves the erection of the BRT Station building in the road median with two station modules like the one in Katherine Street, as well as at designated intervals along the BRT route that goes through the Wynberg, Balfour, Orange Grove, and Berea area – then back to the Johannesburg CBD.