The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport (GDRT) is inviting
comments on the Draft Integrated Transport Master Plan 25 (ITMP25).
GDRT developed the initial ITMP25 for the province in 2013. This
mapped out key transport projects and plans to be rolled out over the next 25
years until 2037. In addition to the 2013 ITMP25, the Department developed a 5-Year
Gauteng Transport Implementation Plan (GTIP5). 
In 2023, the Transport Authority of Gauteng (TAG) and the
Department commenced with the review, preparation and update of the ITMP25,
which also includes preparation of an interim GTIP5.
The ITMP25 for Gauteng is an important strategic document
which will enable the GDRT to regulate, plan and develop an efficient and
well-integrated transport system that serves public interest by enhancing
mobility and delivering safe, secure and environmentally sustainable air, rail and
road-based public and private transport services.
The core objective of the ITMP25 is to guide the Gauteng
Province towards a world-class, sustainable transport system that supports it’s
economic, social, cultural and environmental goals.
Stakeholders and key role players must be consulted in
developing the ITMP25. The Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000
(PAJA) provides that persons whose rights may be adversely affected must be
consulted when government takes administrative action, which includes transport
planning, either by a notice and comment procedure or by public hearings.
For more, follow the links:
https://gautengonthemove.co.za/stp/
 
https://gautengonthemove.co.za/itmp25-project/