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With no Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS) buses running for almost six months, the DA in Nelson Mandela Bay has raised the alarm that mismanagement by the municipality could lead to the city losing more than R200m in grant funding and also permanently derail the subsidised transport system.
There appears to be little hope that the Bay’s Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS) will function at full capacity soon due to a long-running dispute between the metro and the vehicle operating company.
Police are searching for an aggrieved passenger seen leaving the scene of an inferno in Cape Road on Thursday morning after allegedly threatening to burn down a bus following an altercation about a lost cellphone.
Worker disputes at the ailing Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS) brought bus services to a halt on Wednesday.
Commuters were left stranded at the weekend as a confrontation between Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS) drivers and the Spectrum Alert board reached boiling point, leading to armed security closing down the depot in Cleary Park on Friday.