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The Gautrain Rapid Rail Link project offers a cost effective, efficient, environmentally friendly and safe solution to some of the worst transport problems in the most densely developed area in Gauteng and indeed South Africa. It also supports many other government objectives.

The Gautrain project is, therefore, primarily aimed at enhancing and supporting economic growth in the Gauteng Province and generating employment. This project is part of a longer-term vision, which will include a commitment towards creating and sustaining a new culture of public transport usage.

Contact Details

For more information regarding the Gautrain Rapid Rail Link please use the contact details below:

Physical Address:
Ten Sixty Six
12th Floor
35 Pritchard Street
Cnr Pritchard & Harrison Street
Johannesburg

Tel:	+27 11 298 4900
Fax:	+27 11 298 4916
E-mail:	enquiries@gautrain.co.za
Web Site:	http://www.gautrain.co.za

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Gauteng, the country's economic hub, is currently experiencing traffic congestion on its major routes, especially between Tshwane and Johannesburg. The current transport facilities and services between these two cities are mainly road based. The land required for a rapid rail system is far less than that of a road system. Apart from alleviating the severe traffic congestion, economic development will be stimulated by the rapid rail system and it will have distinct environmental advantages over other forms of transport.

The planned Gautrain Rapid Rail Link is aimed at providing an alternative public transport mode to car users and therefore to attract private car-users to the train. This service will help alleviate the congestion on the roads between Johannesburg and Tshwane.

News Articles
Comparative environmental assessment for Salvokop, Centurion and Hatfield to Pretoria as requested by GDACE	Read More
Amendments to 2004 ROD dated 25 april 2004 for the gautrain project.	Read More
Speech by Gauteng MEC for Finance and Economic Affairs, Paul Mashatile: 21 Febraury 2006	Read More

For more information regarding the Gautrain Rapid Rail Link please use the contact details above