R28 (South Africa)

The term "R28" in South Africa refers to a specific road, officially designated as the R28 Regional Route. It is a significant road that connects various towns and cities within Gauteng and North West provinces.

The R28 runs in a generally east-west direction. It serves as an important transportation corridor, facilitating the movement of goods and people between different areas. The route connects Krugersdorp and Randfontein on the West Rand with areas to the east and further west into the North West province.

Key features of the R28 include:

• Regional Route: It's classified as a Regional Route, indicating its importance in connecting different regions within South Africa, but less significance than a National Route (N).
• Connectivity: The R28 intersects with other major roads, including National Routes, providing access to various destinations.
• Traffic: The R28 carries a significant volume of traffic, including both passenger vehicles and heavy commercial vehicles.
• Development: The R28 corridor has experienced significant development over the years, with residential, commercial, and industrial areas growing along its route.