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If you regularly travel along the MR3 corridor, there is an important change you need to know about. Starting Tuesday, 22 September, public transport vehicles will no longer be permitted to stop at informal or illegal junctions along the MR3 highway.
The transition to electric mobility requires more than purchasing electric vehicles. A successful ecosystem will require infrastructure and supporting services.
Eswatini Commercial Amadoda: Preparing for the Future of Mobility The transportation sector is entering a new era. Across the world, electric vehicles (EVs) are changing the way people and goods move. From private cars and buses to delivery vehicles, taxis and commercial fleets, electric mobility is becoming an increasingly important part of the transition towards cleaner, more efficient and sustainable economies.
