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Rural residents in the Western Cape, especially learners, workers, and community members, can receive bicycles to improve mobility and access to essential services.
The Western Cape government is investing R60 million in electric vehicle infrastructure, which may include charging stations and related development projects across the province.
Residents of the Western Cape can contribute to shaping the province's future transport planning by participating in a public consultation process on the Provincial Land Transport Framework.
A business case will be developed to revitalise the Overberg freight rail corridor, supporting local agriculture and economic growth between Caledon, Bellville, and the Port of Cape Town.
The Western Cape government is deploying road safety ambassadors in high-risk areas to improve road safety, supported by R2 million in funding.
The Western Cape Mobility Department provides a downloadable framework and checklist to guide municipalities and the private sector in developing high-standard truck stops with enhanced facilities.
Victims of gender-based violence in the Western Cape can access free support services, including counselling and case management, through the Department of Social Development. These services are available via a toll-free number and email.
The Western Cape Department of Social Development is seeking assistance from the private sector or other entities to help scale up the Social Work Integrated Management System Application (SWIMS App). This app is used by social workers to log cases securely and ensure no case is missed. The department has allocated R4 million for its further development and training, particularly for NGOs.
The Department of Social Development, in collaboration with A21 and the local municipality, is seeking partners to help raise awareness about all forms of victimisation, especially sexual exploitation and human trafficking. This initiative aims to protect vulnerable children and communities.
Drivers can get their vehicles checked for fitness at various testing centres across the Western Cape before the Easter travel period. This service is offered free of charge to help ensure vehicles are safe for long trips.
The gunfire detection system, known as Shot Spotter, is being used in four high gun-crime areas in Cape Town to detect and respond to gunfire incidents. The system helps law enforcement take illegal firearms off the streets and improve response times.
The Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (LEAP) deploys officers in specific high-crime areas including Delft, Khayelitsha, Phillipi East, Nyanga, Mitchells Plain, and Gugulethu. These deployments are part of a joint effort between the Western Cape Government and the City of Cape Town to reduce crime through increased police presence.
