Media Releases
Media Releases
Annual MyCiTi fare adjustments – 1 July 2025
2025-06-27
Every year, on 1 July, the MyCiTi fares are adjusted as part of the City of Cape Town’s annual budget process, taking into account the latest cost projections for providing services over the year ahead.
Help Us Improve Your Public Transport Experience
2025-06-23
Take the Public Transport Passenger Survey Zutari, on behalf of The City of Cape Town, is conducting a Test Passenger Survey at MyCiTi stations and stops throughout the city — and we want to hear from you. This digital survey is your opportunity to share your experience, preferences, and suggestions as a commuter in the City of Cape Town.
Service Improvements 30 June 2025
2025-06-17
We are pleased to announce a few improvements to routes and services in Parklands and Khayelitsha on 30 June 2025.
A sign of things to come for Mitchells Plain commuters
2025-05-27
The project along AZ Berman Drive where the City is implementing new infrastructure for the MyCiTi bus service is 31% complete. The Urban Mobility Directorate has installed two signboards with artist impressions of what the end product will look like by January 2027, when the project is due for completion. Councillor Rob Quintas, the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, visited the site in Mitchells Plain earlier today, to see how these signboards can aid in inspiring and informing commuters.
Stop changes in Mitchells Plain
2025-05-26
Passengers in Mitchells Plain are advised of changes to the Sesame, Highlands and Marguerite stops along AZ Berman Drive with effect from Tuesday 27 May 2025, in order to accommodate the next phase of roadworks underway.
Construction of permanent stops starts in Atlantis
2025-05-19
Construction has commenced in Atlantis with the construction of a number of permanent MyCiTi stops and shelters to replace temporary MyCiTi stops in use.
Mayor breaks ground in Claremont for new MyCiTi bus route from Khayelitsha, Mitchells Plain
2025-05-16
Today, Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis joined teams to break ground on the construction starting along Imam Haron Road and Stanhope Bridge on the major MyCiTi route expansion from Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain. This is the penultimate leg of South Africa’s biggest public transport project. Travelling via MyCiTi bus, the Mayor, together with Councillor Rob Quintas, Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, inspected several infrastructure projects along the new route linking communities across the metro’s south-east. Progress was observed at the bridge-building across Duynefontein and Govan Mbeki roads, and South Africa’s first ‘Sky Circle’ in Hanover Park.
Road Closures from 26 May on AZ Berman Drive
2025-05-16
The City of Cape Town is continuing with transport infrastructure upgrades on AZ Berman. Several intersections will be temporarily closed and traffic will be temporarily shifted to allow construction to continue safely in preparation for the next phase of MyCiTi bus services.
On-street parking in vicinity of Claremont public transport facility
2025-04-30
The City’s Urban Mobility Directorate would like to advise residents and commuters that some of the on-street parking bays in the vicinity of the Claremont public transport facility will be unavailable to the general public as from Friday, 2 May 2025.
MyCiTi construction work heading to Stanhope and Imam Haron Roads, Claremont
2025-04-29
The construction work related to the roll-out of the MyCiTi bus service to Claremont is now progressing to the intersection of Stanhope and Imam Haron Roads. As from Tuesday, 29 April 2025, one lane on Imam Haron Road will be closed to traffic between the intersections with Stanhope Road and First Avenue for traffic travelling towards the M5. Also, as from 14 May 2025 a full road closure will apply on Imam Haron Road in both directions between Cook and Markham Roads.