Taxi drivers won't revolt against second BRT rollout
Mass rollout of new BRT routes is expected to be met with minimal opposition as taxi operators have been offered incentives.
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The wheels came off, but Rea Vaya's ready to roll again
The City of Johannesburg faces an uphill battle to get commuters back onto the Rea Vaya buses after nearly two months of industrial action.
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Talks on Rea Vaya bus strike continue
Renewed talks aimed at resolving the Rea Vaya bus strike were under way on Monday evening, bus operator Piotrans said.
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Strike stops Rea Vaya
Johannesburg's Rea Vaya BRT system, operated by former taxi owners, was gaining good momentum before it was derailed by the latest drivers' strike.
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Three games, three modes of transport
World Cup fans, leave your car -- public transport wins hands down in Jozi.
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Jo'burg announces deal with taxi owners
Nearly half the minibus taxis operating between Soweto and Ellis Park will be removed from Johannesburg's roads, mayor Amos Masondo said on Tuesday.
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World Cup fans face transport hurdles
Soccer World Cup fans still won't find it easy to get between and around the nine host cities, some analysts say.
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Nine injured as gunmen open fire on buses
Nine people were injured in two separate incidents when gunmen opened fire on Rea Vaya buses in Soweto, police said on Saturday.
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Tough talk on taxi hooligans
Deputy Transport Minister Jeremy Cronin tells the Mail & Guardian that sections of the taxi industry are blocking transformation.
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New bus routes a success despite violence, vandalism
The first day of the new, extended Rea Vaya bus service was a success, despite violence and vandalism, the City of Johannesburg said on Monday.
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