Road closures for #CTCycleTour

This year's Cape Town Cycle Tour will kick off on Sunday March 6. Pictures: supplied CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - MARCH 10, Riders during the Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour 2013 on March 10, 2013 in Cape Town, South Africa Picture Supplied

This year's Cape Town Cycle Tour will kick off on Sunday March 6. Pictures: supplied CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - MARCH 10, Riders during the Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour 2013 on March 10, 2013 in Cape Town, South Africa Picture Supplied

Published Mar 3, 2016

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Cape Town - The Cape Town council on Thursday advised residents that roads from downtown to the southern peninsula would be closed at the weekend for the city’s annual cycle tour on Sunday.

Councillor Brett Herron said the closures would also cause the MyCiTi route to be deviated.

The following roads will be closed on Saturday:

Foreshore, Cape Town CBD

Hertzog Boulevard, outbound carriageway between Heerengracht and Christiaan Barnard (Oswald Pirow)

Saturday 3pm - Sunday 11.30 am

Green Point

Helen Suzman Boulevard, Beach Road to traffic circle (city-bound carriageway)

Saturday noon - Sunday 9pm

Noordhoek, Hout Bay

Chapman’s Peak Drive (M6), Noordhoek Road (M6) to Princess Street

Saturday 6pm - Sunday 5pm

And on Sunday:

Foreshore

Hertzog Boulevard, both carriageways between Heerengracht and Nelson Mandela Boulevard (N2)

Midnight - 11.30am

Heerengracht, both carriageways between Hans Strijdom Avenue (fountain circle) and Coen Steytler Avenue

DF Malan Drive from the entrance to Media24 and Hertzog Boulevard

Midnight - 11.30am

Woodstock, University Estate

De Waal Drive (M3), outbound between Roodebloem Road and Hospital Bend. Traffic will be diverted to Main Road

05.30am - 11.30am

CBD, Woodstock

Nelson Mandela Boulevard (N2) eastbound

05.30 - 11.30am

Hospital Bend (N2, M3) interchange

Settlers Way (N2) to M3 (Muizenberg) ramp (southbound)

M3 on-ramp from Groote Schuur Hospital (southbound)

05.30am - 11.30am

Mowbray, Rondebosch, Newlands, Claremont, Bishopscourt

M3 (Rhodes Drive, Union Avenue, Paradise Road, Edinburgh Drive) southbound, including all on-ramps between Nelson Mandela Boulevard up to Trovato Link

6am - 11.45am

Wynberg, Constantia, Tokai

M3 Freeway (Blue Route), southbound, including all on-ramps between Trovato Link and Steenberg Road

6am - 12.15am

Tokai

Steenberg Road (M42), M3 off-ramp to Main Rd

6.15am - 12.15am

Tokai, Lakeside, Muizenberg, False Bay Coast to Cape Point, Scarborough

Main Road (M4) - between Steenberg Road and Clairvaux Road

6.15am to 12.30pm

Main Road (M4) - Clairvaux Road to Fish Hoek traffic circle

6.15am to 12.50pm

Main Road (M4) - Fish Hoek traffic circle to Glen Road, Glencairn

6.15am to 1pm

Main Road (M4) - Glen Road to Simon’s Town

6.30am to 13.15pm

Main Road (M4) - Simon’s Town to the entrance of Cape Point Nature Reserve

6.45am to 2.30pm

Main Road (M4) - entrance of Cape Point Nature Reserve (M4) to Perdekloof (M65)

7am - 2.30pm

Main Road (M4) - Perdekloof to Soetwater

7am - 2.30pm

Cape Point, Scarborough, Kommetjie, Ocean View

Slangkop Road (M82), Soetwater to Kommetjie Road (M65)

6.45am - 3pm

Kommetjie, Ocean View, Masiphumelele

Kommetjie Road (M65), Slangkop Road to Glencairn Expressway (M6)

6.45am - 3.30pm

Noordhoek, Sun Valley

Ou Kaapse Weg Extension (M64), Kommetjie Road (M65) to Noordhoek Road (M6)

6.45am - 3.30pm

Noordhoek, Sun Valley

Noordhoek Road (M6), Ou Kaapse Weg Extension (M64) to base of Chapman’s Peak Drive

Chapman’s Peak Drive

6.45am - 4pm

Midnight - 4.30pm

Hout Bay, Llandudno

Chapman’s Peak Drive (M6), Princess Street (M90) to Victoria Avenue (M6) Hout Bay

7am - 5.30pm

Hout Bay, Llandudno, Camps Bay, Bakoven

Victoria Road (M6) northbound and southbound, Princess Road (M90) Hout Bay to Camps Bay

7am - 5.30pm

Camps Bay, Bantry Bay and Clifton

Victoria Road (M6) northbound and southbound - between Houghton Road and Camps Bay Drive

Victoria Road (M6) northbound and southbound - between Camps Bay Drive and Mead Way

7.30am - 5.30pm

5am - 5.45pm

Camps Bay, Clifton, Bantry Bay

Victoria Road (M6) north and southbound, Mead Way to Lower Kloof Road

7.30am - 6pm

Camps Bay, Clifton, Bantry Bay

Victoria Road (M6), northbound and southbound, Lower Kloof Road to Queens Road, Sea Point

4am - 5.45pm

Bantry Bay, Sea Point

Queens Road (M6), Victoria Road to Beach Road

6am - 5.45pm

Sea Point, Green Point and Mouille Point

Beach Road (M6) city-bound carriageway - Queens Road Circle to St John’s Road

6am - 6.30pm

Beach Road (M6) city-bound carriageway - St James to Helen Suzman Boulevard (M6)

7.30am - 7.30pm

Beach Road to Fritz Sonnenberg Road

7.30am - 7.30pm

Green Point area

Fritz Sonnenberg Road between Beach Road and Granger Bay Boulevard, Green Point Circle, controlled access point

7.30am - 6.30pm

Bill Peters Drive, at Bay Road

4am - 7.30pm

Helen Suzman Boulevard (M6) - eastbound from Beach Road to Green Point traffic circle

Midnight - 9pm

Helen Suzman Boulevard (M6) - westbound from Green Point traffic circle to Beach Road

4am - 7.30pm

The city said special arrangements for Sunday include a free shuttle service.

“Spectators are encouraged to please make use of this service due to limited parking in Green Point. The shuttle service will run every 10 minutes from 6am to 6pm to Thibault Square station in the Cape Town central business district and the Stadium station in Green Point,” Herron said.

The shuttle will also stop at the Civic Centre station from 2pm onwards.

The MyCiTi service changes for Sunday can be found here: http://myciti.org.za/en/timetables/service-disruptions/cape-town-cycle-tour-route-deviations/

Furthermore, all enquiries regarding transport options for this event may be directed to the Transport Information Centre on 0800 65 64 63 or by e-mail [email protected].

The Cape Town Cycle Tour Trust, organisers of the Cycle Tour, appeal to all residents in Muizenberg, St James, Kalk Bay, Clifton, Bantry Bay and Sea Point (including Victoria Road and Beach Road) not to park along the Main Road on the day of the event. Residents should please use alternative side roads or designated parking areas.

“I wish all participants a safe and pleasant race. I also want to thank our road users and commuters in advance for their support and patience on the day of the Cycle Tour,” Herron said.

African News Agency

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