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GO GEORGE impresses transport forum

Posing at statue
Delegates at the National Transport Forum meeting in George were impressed with all the facilities offered by the new George Transport Hub, but the element that seems to have made the biggest impression, was the unique artwork made from scrap metal. Numerous “selfies” were taken around the two iron passengers. The two ladies posing here, are from the left, Wendy Gumede (Delca Systems) and Moshe Ramotshwane (DoT).

The City of George hosted a meeting of the National Transport Forum (NTF) for the first time last week, treating 25 delegates from all over the country to Garden Route hospitality.

Question time
Members of the National Transport Forum used the opportunity during a GO GEORGE outing and visit to the transport hub, to ask George Director of Civil Engineering Services, Harold Basson (second from right) about the infrastructure required by a system like GO GEORGE. Far right is James Robb, GO GEORGE Manager.

The NTF is a forum instituted by the Department of Transport (DoT) and consists of skilled, experienced members from national, provincial and local government, state-owned enterprises, transport agencies and the South African Local Government Association (Salga). Its purpose is to assist and guide all levels of government in planning and implementing integrated, sustainable transport projects and programmes.

Elsie and group
Thoroughly enjoying the GO GEORGE bus ride, and expressing their surprise at the “huge city”, are, front from left: Elsie Neluvhalani and Buyiswa Jako (both from the Department of Transport); second row: Sibulele Dyodo (Salga); third row: Sabelo Duma and Ntombi Jantjie (both DoT) and Wendy Gumede (Delca Systems); far back: Moshe Ramotshwane (DoT).

George Municipality is part of the policy and strategy work stream of the forum, and made a visual presentation of the background and development of the GO GEORGE bus service. The delegates were treated to a bus ride through town on Wednesday evening, also visiting the new George Transport Hub where they used the opportunity to ask questions about the system and required infrastructure.

 

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