Johannesburg Metrobus has recorded more than 1 609 fatality free operational days and launched a campaign to reach 1 860 days during Transport Month in October 2026. The bus operator has also expanded its focus to women commuters, pledging stronger action against gender based violence and femicide on its network. Metrobus Managing Director Bongani Radebe said reported incidents on buses will be treated as emergencies.
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Thousands of Johannesburg commuters who rely on Metrobus services will face reduced bus frequencies from 1 June 2026 after Metrobus announced temporary service reductions across selected routes. The City of Johannesburg-owned bus operator says the changes are being introduced because of ongoing financial constraints and rising diesel costs.
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