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Eastern Cape Department of Transport - Estimates of Provincial Revenue and Expenditure 2023/24 (Vote 10)

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Collected on 17 June 2026

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What this means

The Eastern Cape Department of Transport's 2023/24 budget allocates R5,689,887,000 for its operations, focusing on improving public transport, infrastructure, road safety, and community programs. The department aims to address significant infrastructure backlogs, enhance safety, and promote economic empowerment through various strategic projects. It emphasizes efficiency, transparency, and job creation while managing challenges related to limited paved roads and funding constraints.

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government fleet serviceOngoing

fleet services

The department provides fleet services to provincial departments.

Who it is for
provincial departments
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To provide fleet services to provincial departments;
road infrastructure serviceOngoing

road infrastructure planning, design, construction, management and maintenance

The department provides specialist services and internal construction capacity for provincial road infrastructure planning, design, construction, management and maintenance.

Who it is for
provincial government and road users
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andTo provide specialist services and internal construction capacity in terms of road infrastructureplanning, design, construction, management and maintenance.
public transport serviceOngoing

affordable public transport services

The department plans, regulates and facilitates affordable public transport services in the province.

Who it is for
people using public transport in the province
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To plan, regulate and facilitate the provision of affordable public transport services in the province;
vehicle registration and licensing serviceOngoing

registration and licencing of vehicles

The department regulates the registration and licencing of privately owned and government-owned vehicles.

Who it is for
private and government vehicle owners
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To regulate the registration and licencing of all privately and government owned vehicles in theprovince;
learner transport serviceNot applicable

scholar transport

Scholar transport is available for learners who travel more than five kilometres to the nearest public school, with priority for learners living with disabilities and learners who walk through hazardous or dangerous areas. In 2023/24, 67,000 learners will be prioritised within the available budget.

Who it is for
learners who qualify under the Provincial Learner Transport Policy, especially learners living with disabilities and learners from rural areas
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Notwithstanding this, in 2023/24, 67 000 learners will be prioritised for scholar transport based on the available budget allocations.
economic empowerment opportunityOngoing

economic empowerment opportunities in the transportation sector

The department aims to create economic empowerment opportunities in the transportation sector and alleviate poverty.

Who it is for
people and businesses in the transportation sector
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Creating economic empowerment opportunities in the transportation sector and alleviating poverty;
public road networkOngoing

provincial roads network

The department provides, maintains and manages the provincial roads network.

Who it is for
provincial road users
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Provide, maintain and manage the provincial roads network.

Facts

Places

Eastern Cape

Amounts

R 5 689 887, R 122 000 000

Key Takeaways

  • department:Transport
  • budget: R5,689,887,000
  • financialYear: 2023/24
  • mainServices: public transport, road infrastructure, traffic management, community programs
  • learnerTransportDemand: 137,272 learners
  • pavedRoads: 9.2% of 40,000 km network
  • funding: R122 million for flood damage
  • additionalTrafficOfficers: 30
  • Legislation: White Paper on National Policy on Airports, Cross Border Road Transport Act, Road Traffic Management Act, etc.

Dates

Opening Date

1 January 2023