Rea Vaya coverage to expand

067 31.03.2014 Rea Vaya buses are seen parked at the bus depot in Dobsonville, bus drivers took to the streets this morning protesting against poor servicers and better salaries, Soweto. Picture: Itumeleng English

067 31.03.2014 Rea Vaya buses are seen parked at the bus depot in Dobsonville, bus drivers took to the streets this morning protesting against poor servicers and better salaries, Soweto. Picture: Itumeleng English

Published Feb 23, 2015

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Johannesburg - The City of Johannesburg is expanding the existing Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit System, Gauteng premier David Makhura said on Monday.

The buses would cover more areas in the city, Makhura said in his State of the Province speech in the legislature in Johannesburg.

“The city has invested a total of R2 billion in this project,” Makhura told MPLs.

The infrastructure investment would reshape the city's economy, he said.

Sapa

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