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TMSA / PPIU Update and Map \| North-South Corridor Aid-for-Trade Road Projects October 2012 In 2009, the Tripartite RECs launched a pilot transport corridor programme, the North-South Corridor Aid-for-Trade Programme, spanning 8 countries , 3 RECs and a total of 10,647 km of road. The NSC Aid-for-Trade road network includes the road corridors defined by SADC as the North-South Corridor (NSC), the Dar es Salaam Corridor and segments of the Trans Kalahari Corridor and Nacala Corridors. The following are available for download:
Presentation \| Border Post Performance Monitoring \| Truckers Forum 2012 April 2012 A presentation presented to the April 2012 Truckers Forum by Wim van Schalkwyk on TMSA's Corridor Performance Monitoring approach and methodology to monitor performance of border posts.
Report \| Infrastructure Components of the North-South Corridor December 2011 The North-South Corridor programme was officially launched at a High Level Meeting held in Lusaka in April 2009.
North South Corridor Progress Report \| March 2011 March 2011 A presentation on progress made on the North-South Corridor (NSC) programme, presented at the NSC Capacity Building Training Workshop in Johannesburg, South Africa on 29th March 2011. For the latest reports on the North-South Corridor, please click here.
North–South Corridor Infrastructure Progress Report \| November 2010 November 2010 Update - TMSA published a new report on North-South Corridor Infrastrucutre progress - download it here
Final Report \| North-South Corridor Maintenance Finance Options April 2010 For the latest reports on the North-South Corridor, please click here.
Study on Axle Loads; Turning Circles and Lane Widths for Freight Vehicles in Sub-Saharan Africa: Draft Final Report March 2010 Member states of the Regional Economic Communities (RECs) of the Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA) region, namely the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the East African Community (EAC) have agreed to harmonise permissible maximum axle and axle unit masses. In addition, the RECs agreed to a maximum permissible combination mass of 56 000 kg.


TMSA / PPIU Update and Map \| North-South Corridor Aid-for-Trade Road Projects October 2012 In 2009, the Tripartite RECs launched a pilot transport corridor programme, the North-South Corridor Aid-for-Trade Programme, spanning 8 countries , 3 RECs and a total of 10,647 km of road. The NSC Aid-for-Trade road network includes the road corridors defined by SADC as the North-South Corridor (NSC), the Dar es Salaam Corridor and segments of the Trans Kalahari Corridor and Nacala Corridors. The following are available for download:
Presentation \| Border Post Performance Monitoring \| Truckers Forum 2012 April 2012 A presentation presented to the April 2012 Truckers Forum by Wim van Schalkwyk on TMSA's Corridor Performance Monitoring approach and methodology to monitor performance of border posts.
Report \| Infrastructure Components of the North-South Corridor December 2011 The North-South Corridor programme was officially launched at a High Level Meeting held in Lusaka in April 2009.
North South Corridor Progress Report \| March 2011 March 2011 A presentation on progress made on the North-South Corridor (NSC) programme, presented at the NSC Capacity Building Training Workshop in Johannesburg, South Africa on 29th March 2011. For the latest reports on the North-South Corridor, please click here.
North–South Corridor Infrastructure Progress Report \| November 2010 November 2010 Update - TMSA published a new report on North-South Corridor Infrastrucutre progress - download it here
Final Report \| North-South Corridor Maintenance Finance Options April 2010 For the latest reports on the North-South Corridor, please click here.
Study on Axle Loads; Turning Circles and Lane Widths for Freight Vehicles in Sub-Saharan Africa: Draft Final Report March 2010 Member states of the Regional Economic Communities (RECs) of the Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA) region, namely the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the East African Community (EAC) have agreed to harmonise permissible maximum axle and axle unit masses. In addition, the RECs agreed to a maximum permissible combination mass of 56 000 kg.