Traffic Update: Vehicle Counts on Key Routes Around Komani
Komani, Eastern Cape – The latest traffic monitoring data for Monday, 29 December 2025, provides insight into vehicle volumes on major roads around Komani, helping commuters plan their journeys during the busy holiday period.
Traffic counts were recorded between 10:00 and 11:00 across several regional and national routes. The N6 and R61 corridors showed moderate activity, while some areas recorded surprisingly low traffic volumes.
N6 Corridor Traffic
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N6/3 – Cathcart: 212 vehicles
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N6/4 – Penhoek: 275 vehicles
The N6 route, a major artery connecting Komani with towns such as Cathcart and Queenstown, recorded steady movement. Penhoek pass saw the highest volume along the N6, reflecting typical holiday travel patterns during mid-morning hours.
R61 Corridor Traffic
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R61/4 – Tarka: 205 vehicles
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R61/5 – Cofimvaba: 163 vehicles
Traffic along the R61 was lighter in comparison, with Tarka reporting 205 vehicles, while Cofimvaba had only 163. This suggests a decrease in movement toward smaller rural towns during this time slot.
R67 and R410 Observations
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R410/1 – Lady Frere: 319 vehicles
The R410 saw the highest traffic count of the monitored routes with 319 vehicles, indicating significant movement toward Lady Frere.
R392 – Dordrecht
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R392 – Dordrecht: 359 vehicles
The R392 corridor to Dortrecht recorded strong movement, with 359 vehicles counted. This reflects ongoing travel between Komani and surrounding communities.
Commuter Advice
Motorists are advised to remain vigilant and plan travel around known busy corridors, especially the N6 and R392, which continue to handle higher volumes of traffic. Holiday season travelers should expect periodic delays, particularly in areas with limited passing lanes and near town centres.
