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EWN reports that the Lavistown train service is back on track following the completion of essential re-signalling work and infrastructure upgrades.
Metrorail Western Cape advised that operations resumed on Monday. The Bellville-Cape Town route via the Sarepta line was temporarily closed in July to allow for planned recovery work. The rail operator has successfully upgraded signalling systems between Bonteheuwel and Belhar stations and improved infrastructure between Sarepta and Bellville stations. A new signalling equipment room has also be completed and new signals and turnouts between Langa and Netreg stations have been installed. "The upgrades will enhance the safety, reliability, and efficiency of the train service, benefitting thousands of commuters who rely on this route daily. The re-signalling work was crucial to ensure a smoother and more secure train operation for the future," Metrorail's Zino Mihi pointed out.
- Read the original of the short report in the above regard by Lauren Isaacs at EWN
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