GO!Durban

GO!Durban

A transformative journey towards a world-class public transport system for eThekwini, connecting communities and driving sustainable growth.



Who we are!

GO!Durban is an ambitious Integrated Rapid Public Transport Network (IRPTN) designed to revolutionize public transport in Durban, creating a seamless, sustainable, and inclusive mobility solution for the eThekwini region. Launched with a vision to serve over 700,000 commuters daily, this transformative project integrates modern buses, revitalized rail systems, and non-motorized transport options like cycling and walking paths. By 2030, GO!Durban aims to ensure that 85% of residents have access to safe, affordable, and high-quality scheduled services within a 500-meter radius of their homes. The initiative is not just about transport—it’s about fostering economic growth, promoting urban rejuvenation, and building vibrant community hubs through transit-oriented development (TOD). GO!Durban is committed to reducing carbon emissions, alleviating traffic congestion, and empowering marginalized communities by providing equitable access to opportunities. With a focus on innovation, the network incorporates smart technologies like real-time tracking and digital fare systems, ensuring a user-friendly experience for all citizens. This project promises a lasting legacy of connectivity, inclusivity, and progress for Durban, setting a benchmark for public transport in Africa.


Current Project Status

GO!Durban is advancing at an inspiring pace, with significant milestones achieved as of early 2025. Phase 1, which began in 2015, has successfully completed four critical corridors, including the integration of rail services and the development of 60 km of road-based infrastructure. Over R8 billion has been invested in land acquisitions, modern station developments, GPS tracking systems, advanced fare collection technologies, and a fleet of eco-friendly buses. The C3 corridor, a flagship route connecting Pinetown to the Durban CBD, is now fully operational as of late 2024, serving thousands of commuters daily with reduced travel times and enhanced reliability. Construction continues on dedicated bus lanes, pedestrian-friendly stations, and cycling paths, with Phase 2 expansions underway to connect underserved areas like Umlazi and KwaMashu. Community engagement has been a cornerstone of the project, with regular workshops and feedback sessions ensuring that the voices of residents, taxi operators, and local businesses are heard and integrated into the planning process. Recent surveys show a 90% approval rating among users, who praise the system’s punctuality, safety, and affordability. Looking ahead, GO!Durban is on track to meet its 2030 goals, with plans to introduce electric buses, expand rail connectivity, and further enhance smart technology features. This progress is not only transforming Durban’s transport landscape but also positioning the city as a model for sustainable urban development in Africa, with a bright future ahead.

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