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R300 (South Africa)

Road in South Africa

R300 (South Africa)

Road in South Africa

FieldValue
countryZAF
provincesWestern Cape
municipalitiesCity of Cape Town
typeR
route300
maintWCDTPW and SANRAL
mapCape Town R300 route map.svg
length_km22
direction_aSouth
terminus_ain Mitchell's Plain
junction{{plainlist
*{{JctcountryZAFCTM36}} near Philippi
*{{JctcountryZAFN2}} near Khayelitsha
*{{JctcountryZAFCTM54}} near Blue Downs
*{{JctcountryZAFCTM12}} near Blue Downs
*{{JctcountryZAFR102}} near Bellville
*{{JctcountryZAFCTM23}} near Kuilsrivier
*{{JctcountryZAFR101}} in Brackenfell
direction_bNorth
terminus_bin Brackenfell
previous_typeR
previous_route114
next_typeR
next_route301
  • near Philippi
  • near Khayelitsha
  • near Blue Downs
  • near Blue Downs
  • near Bellville
  • near Kuilsrivier
  • in Brackenfell The R300 or Kuils River Freeway (also Cape Flats Freeway) is a Regional Route in the Cape Metropole, South Africa that connects Mitchells Plain with the N2, Kuilsrivier, and the N1 between Bellville and Brackenfell. The R300 is a freeway for its entire length; it forms part of the proposed Peninsula Expressway.

Route

The R300 begins at the Stellenberg Interchange with the N1 between Bellville and Brackenfell and heads south bordering between both towns. It eventually borders between Bellville and Kuilsrivier and borders between Delft and Blue Downs before intersecting with the N2 (Settlers Way) north of Mitchells Plain and Philippi. It then turns in a south-westerly direction, bordering between Mitchells Plain and Phillipi and ends at an intersection with the M7 (Jakes Gerwel Drive) in Mitchells Plain, just east of the Philippi Horticultural Area (PHA).

R300 (Kuils River Parkway) with the N1 Stellenberg Interchange in the foreground

Interchanges

Distance from origin (km)Exit numberDestinationsRoadsNotes
0Mitchells PlainM7- Jakes Gerwel Drive
312Mitchells Plain, PhilippiM36- Stock Road
522Cape Town, Somerset WestN2
918Blue DownsM54- Hindle Road
1221BlackheathM12- Stellenbosch Arterial
1625Kuilsrivier, BellvilleR102- Van Riebeek Road
1726KuilsrivierM23- Bottelary RoadSouthbound only
2029Brackenfell, BellvilleR101- Old Paarl RoadNorthbound only
2227Cape Town, PaarlN1*R300 ends*

Peninsula Expressway

Main article: N21 (South Africa)

The entirety of the R300 Freeway is part of the proposed Peninsula Expressway, which is to be designated as the N21 and is to be a toll road. This new national route is to include the current R300 freeway as well as extensions at either end of that R300 freeway.

The proposed road is meant to extend the current R300 from its northern terminus (Stellenberg Interchange) with the N1 highway, past Durbanville, bending west, up to the Melkbosstrand and Blouberg coastal area. It is also meant to extend the current R300 from its southern terminus (Mitchells Plain) junction with the M7 route (Jakes Gerwel Drive) westwards, through Zeekoevlei, up to the Muizenberg and Westlake area.

In August 2022 the Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works announced the launch of an environmental impact assessment for the extension of the R300 from its current terminus at the N1 northwards to the R302 (Wellington Road).

References

References

  1. Falkner, John. (May 2012). "South African Numbered Route Description and Destination Analysis". National Department of Transport.
  2. "R300 Project {{!}} SANRAL".
  3. "Engineering News - Tenders this year for Cape toll ring road".
  4. (South Africa Firm), Chand Ecosense JV. (2002). "The Proposed N21 (R300) Cape Town Ring Road Toll Project: Environmental Impact Assessment". Chand Ecosense JV.
  5. "Developers quizzed on R300 'promise'".
  6. Erasmus, Esmé. (17 August 2022). "Plan to extend R300 north of the N1 highway is taking shape". TygerBurger.
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