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Public feedback sought on new MyCiTi bus stops

May 06, 2025

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Cape Argus

PARKLANDS and Camps Bay residents have been invited by the City of Cape Town to comment on new proposed MyCiTi stops, which fall in line with a bid to tackle Cape Town's traffic congestion.

- THEOLIN TEMBO

The new MyCiTi bus stops have been proposed along the Parklands and Camps Bay routes.

The City said this follows an assessment of various public requests to make it easier to access the bus along existing MyCiTi routes.

The proposed stop in Parklands would be on Tryall West (northbound and southbound), where the closest intersection is West Coast Road and Tryall Road.

In Camps Bay, the proposed stop would be on Argyle (eastbound and westbound), with the closest intersection being on Argyle Street and Lincoln Road.

The City is making a big push into using the MyCiTi to tackle the traffic congestion headache facing drivers in Cape Town.

Mayco member for Urban Mobility, Rob Quintas, said the City is currently undertaking the rollout of the largest public transport infrastructure project in the country.

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