Rea Vaya bus commuters are being urged to upgrade their smart cards before the 1 July 2025 deadline, as the city’s public transport service moves forward...
The City of Johannesburg has lost a public transport grant worth R313 million due to ongoing failures within the Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system—raising...
The City of Johannesburg has forfeited over R313 million in national funding intended to support its Rea Vaya bus system, after failing to meet compliance requirements...
Johannesburg’s cash-strapped municipality has announced fare increases for its transport services, Metrobus and Rea Vaya, as part of efforts to stabilize its finances. Metrobus fares will...
The City of Johannesburg has introduced free high-speed broadband at 35 Rea Vaya bus stations, providing commuters with seamless internet access while they wait for transport....
Nearly 16 years since its launch, Johannesburg’s Rea Vaya bus rapid transit (BRT) system remains unfinished, leaving commuters frustrated and taxpayers burdened with escalating costs. Originally...
The City of Johannesburg has introduced free Wi-Fi at Rea Vaya bus stations, aiming to improve connectivity for commuters. The project, managed by the Metropolitan Trading...
The City of Johannesburg has temporarily halted its Rea Vaya feeder bus services in Soweto after two drivers were tragically murdered earlier this month, following intense...
Rea Vaya bus services in Soweto, Gauteng, resumed operations on Thursday morning following a two-day suspension caused by the tragic fatal shootings of two bus drivers...
A R100,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest of the individuals responsible for the brutal murder of two Rea Vaya bus drivers...