Easter break: Traffic flow into Eastern Cape remains steady as holidaymakers continue to arrive

Easter break: Traffic flow into Eastern Cape remains steady as holidaymakers continue to arrive! Traffic flow into the Eastern Cape remains steady as holidaymakers continue to arrive for the break.

The province’s Department of Transport has reported an influx of travellers on major routes on Thursday but said traffic volumes have since dwindled.

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Spokesperson Unathi Binqose said there was a minor incident involving two minibuses, but no serious injuries or fatalities were reported.

He has also commended motorists for their behaviour on the roads, noting high levels of compliance with traffic regulations.

“We wish to commend road users and motorists, in particular, during the Easter Eve rush, as there was a steady influx of vehicles, mostly minibuses, making their way into the

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