Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has raised alarm after an inspection revealed illegal excavation activity beneath the M2 bridge in Johannesburg.
According to the agency, the unauthorised digging has caused damage to parts of the bridge's support structure, prompting concerns about the long-term safety and stability of one of the city's busiest transport routes.
The M2 carries thousands of motorists, taxis and freight vehicles into and out of Johannesburg's CBD every day. Authorities are now assessing the extent of the damage and the potential impact on commuters.
Watch the full report for the latest developments.
#Johannesburg #M2Bridge #JRA #SouthAfricaNews #Infrastructure #JoburgCBD
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www.timeslive.co.za
The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has raised alarm after an inspection revealed illegal excavation activity beneath the M2 bridge in Johannesburg.
According to the agency, the unauthorised digging has caused damage to parts of the bridge's support structure, prompting concerns about the long-term safety and stability of one of the city's busiest transport routes.
The M2 carries thousands of motorists, taxis and freight vehicles into and out of Johannesburg's CBD every day. Authorities are now assessing the extent of the damage and the potential impact on commuters.
Watch the full report for the latest developments.
#Johannesburg #M2Bridge #JRA #SouthAfricaNews #Infrastructure #JoburgCBD
#News #southafrica
www.timeslive.co.za










