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DEPARTMENT OF ROADS AND TRANSPORT LIMPOPO PROVINCE

DEPARTMENT OF ROADS AND TRANSPORT LIMPOPO PROVINCE. INFRASTRUCTURE. Content. Background Roads infrastructure Roads infrastructure per District and vehicle population Infrastructure budget, grant and Spending Flood damages since December 2005. Background.

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DEPARTMENT OF ROADS AND TRANSPORT LIMPOPO PROVINCE

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  1. DEPARTMENT OF ROADS AND TRANSPORT LIMPOPO PROVINCE INFRASTRUCTURE

  2. Content • Background • Roads infrastructure • Roads infrastructure per District and vehicle population • Infrastructure budget, grant and Spending • Flood damages since December 2005

  3. Background • The infrastructure management is structured as follows • Road Agency Limpopo (RAL) • RAL constructs road and bridges and also perform the rehabilitative maintenance • Infrastructure Grant is allocated in full to the RAL • Department’s team • The Department performs the routine maintenance such as bush clearing, pothole patching, grass cutting, re-graveling, etc

  4. Roads infrastructure • Limpopo Province road network is approximately 23 087KM • 7348 km are paved which represent 32% of total road network • 68% of our roads are gravel roads • Floods that occurred since December 2005 caused damages as follows • 1548 km paved roads and • 1405.58 gravel roads • This reduces paved roads to 5800km which is 25% of total road network

  5. Roads infrastructure per district and vehicle population

  6. Infrastructure Budget,Grant & Spending

  7. Flood Damages since December 2005

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