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Govt to work hard to improve rail transportation: Ramaphosa

He says government is currently working on plans to boost train services which will ensure that trains arrive on time, are not overcrowded and are safe. new train model at Cape Town Train Station.

“These trains are here to transport our people and as we move forward to improve our rail system. This is the best system for transporting people that we have in our country and should really be the safest form of transport. So I’d like us to work together, all of us, to improve safety, to improve the comfort.”The President also took a ride from the Cape Town Station to Mowbray and back, accompanied by Transport Minister Blade Nzimande, and board members and senior executives from PRASA.

Last month, the President experienced first hand the challenges train commuters experience on a daily basis when a train he boarded during an engagement with commuters broke down. “We are going to make sure that our trains run on time. I have discussed that with the Minister and the board …” the President indicated.

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