Two Oceans Marathon permit issued with strict conditions

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The City of Cape Town says it has issued the final race permit for the Two Oceans Marathon this coming weekend. The decision was made following a lengthy revision of the Two Oceans Marathon NPC event plans and supporting documents as required by the Events By-Law. The City said it is satisfied that the event organiser has met the requirements. There is now a clear traffic plan for churches that will ensure Easter services can go ahead
The Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon 2014

The City of Cape Town says it has issued the final race permit for the Two Oceans Marathon this coming weekend.

The decision was made following a lengthy revision of the Two Oceans Marathon NPC event plans and supporting documents as required by the Events By-Law.

The City said it is satisfied that the event organiser has met the requirements.

There is now a clear traffic plan for churches that will ensure Easter services can go ahead.

Traffic Services will work with marathon marshals to ensure worshippers are able to gain access to intersections along the route and ensure they are not unreasonably restricted in reaching their properties or places of business at all times.

Additionally, the Two Ocean Marathon board has committed to moving the event away from Easter Weekend in the future.

Road closures for Saturday’s half marathon (Saturday 16 April 2022) are available here.

The road closures for Sunday’s Ultra-Marathon (Sunday 17 April 2022) are available here.

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