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Comment on the proposed signalisation of the intersection at Philip Kgosana Drive and Crassula Avenue, Vredehoek

The City plans to signalise the intersection at Philip Kgosana Drive and Crassula Avenue in Vredehoek to improve traffic flow and road safety, and we want to hear from you.

Comment Period: Submit your comments and objections from 17 October – 17 November 2025.

Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Public Participation
Public Participation

Public Participation

17 October 2025 22:00 - 18 November 2025 22:00
Recommended interventions:
  • Signalise the Philip Kgosana Drive and Crassula Avenue intersection.
  • Swop turning movements into and out of Crassula Avenue to remove the conflict point and provide an eastbound acceleration lane.
  • Allow vehicles entering and exiting Crassula Avenue to cross Philip Kgosana Drive easily and safely.
  • Create space for the queues in the median to wait at the signal.
  • Ease of access onto Philip Kgosana Drive for right turning vehicles from Crassula Avenue.

In terms of Section 17 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000, you can submit comments to the municipality in respect of the proposed signalisation.

Submit your comment

Submit your comments, inputs or recommendations via the following channels:

Online: Submit your comments online.

Email: Email your comments to urbanmobility.CT@capetown.gov.za.

Deliver your comments by hand to one of the venues below:
  1. Subcouncil 16 office, 11th Floor, 44 Wale Street, Cape Town, 8000
  2. Vredehoek Satellite Public Library, 14 Derry Street, Vredehoek

Contact us

For more information and general enquiries, contact:

Deon Manuel

Telephone: 021 400 6537

Email: UrbanMobility.CT@capetown.gov.za

For Public Participation related enquiries:

Andre Louw

Telephone: 021 400 9809

Email: andre.louw@capetown.gov.za  

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