Welcome to the Official Transport Site for the South African 2010 FIFA World Cup TM
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Welcome to “FIND YOUR WAY”, the official website dedicated to updating you on all transport information to the FIFA 2010 World CupTM This site is your comprehensive guide on transport arrangements for spectators.
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The transport networks and services available are organised as follows:Important information you need to know, This page is your starting point on how to use this site and provides key travel tips and requirements necessary for travelling to and within South Africa during the World Cup.
Overview of SA Transport , provides a general picture of transport in the country….. Airports and Air Travel, provides flight frequencies to South Africa and within the country as well as links to airline operators and information on main airport locations, layouts and access arrangements.
Inter City Travel details the rail and bus routes linking the host cities along with terminal locations, and provides information on outline schedules and ticket sales.
Host City travel outline the transport arrangements for each city and its surrounding area National Road Network provides information on the national routes, toll locations, prices and any delays on the network Vehicle Hire and Charter provides key information on vehicle rental companies, links to charter travel operators, and a summary of important information for those planning independent and self drive visits to South Africa.
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Stadiums, showing the match schedule for each venue and the stadium precinct layout Journey Planner to assist you in making your travel arrangements Symbols indicating signs and symbols to look out for which will guide you around South Africa Maps providing a selection of additional useful maps Links a range of relevant websites for related information on transport and the 2010 FIFA World CupTM
South Africa's Transport Promise
Transport services for the 2010 FIFA World CupTM will be greatly increased to accommodate the anticipated arrival of the many thousands of international spectators and South African’s who will travel to matches around the country.General spectators will be able to travel by expanded public transport between all host cities. Travel between the larger cities will be focussed on air. Connections to smaller host cities and for shorter distances will be served mainly by inter-city buses and trains.
Within host cities public transport network services will be extended and where insufficient these will be supplemented by event based park and ride services to the stadiums and fan parks.
In addition to public transport there is an extensive tourism/charter transport industry and vehicle hire company for the independent traveler.