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Gathering information from listeners, the traffic desk team will constantly update the map to highlight the various potholes and other obstacles posing danger to vehicles and commuters in Pretoria and Johannesburg. They will also relay the information to the Johannesburg Roads Agency and Tshwane Roads.
Using Twitter (@ewntraffic) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/EWNTraffic) as well as information sent in via sms to 31702 and emails to , the refreshed interactive map (and other traffic updates) can be found on the EWN traffic page, as well as on Google Maps.