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  1. GO!Durban: An Exciting Journey Begins

    The economy of eThekwini does not move on its own. It moves when people can get to work, customers can reach businesses, and communities have fair access to services and opportunities. Thus, the transport corridors of our city are its arteries, carrying the lifeblood of economic and social activity. When these arteries are healthy, well-connected […]

  2. The cost of fixing vandalised traffic signals

    The cost of fixing vandalised traffic signals EThekwini Municipality is working tirelessly to keep Durban’s roads safe and efficient. However, traffic signal vandalism continues to place a heavy strain on the City’s resources. With 892 signalised intersections and pedestrian crossings under its management, the Municipality carries a significant responsibility to ensure smooth traffic flow and […]

  3. Prepare Your Scholar MUVO Card Early Before Schools Reopen

    Prepare Your Scholar MUVO Card Early Before Schools Reopen With schools set to reopen soon, now is the ideal time for parents, guardians and learners to prepare their Scholar MUVO Cards for the new school term. Qualifying learners can enjoy discounted fares on the City’s bus services through the Scholar MUVO Concession Programme. Applying early and […]

  4. EThekwini launches Public Transport Information Centre to support commuters

    In a bold move towards transforming the commuter experience, eThekwini Municipality today officially launched its Public Transport Information Centre. The centre is housed within the City’s Traffic Management Centre in the Durban Central Business District. The centre launch coincides with national Transport Month and is designed to provide commuters with reliable and accessible information about […]

  5. eThekwini Municipality demonstrates collaboration with stakeholders, empowers commuters and drives innovation during October Transport Month 2025

    As part of the focus on transport during National Transport Month commemorated in October, the eThekwini Municipality, through the eThekwini Transport Authority (ETA), has planned several activations and events aimed at improving access to information, raising awareness of transport services, and strengthening communication with commuters and public transport sector stakeholders. To kick off October Transport […]

  6. RENEWAL OF EXPIRING MUVO CARDS

    EThekwini Municipality advises Durban Transport, Mynah, and People Mover bus commuters to check the expiry date on the front of their MUVO card. Cards with the expiry date 11/24 and 12/24 will stop functioning after expiry. These cards are replaceable at a Muvo Paypoint or Smartvan at no cost until the end of January 2025. […]

  7. Fare Categories

    Fare Categories The People Mover, Durban Transport and Mynah busses are Durban’s primary bus lines and interchange throughout the city to get you to where you want to go. Muvo Cards allow you to travel anywhere in the central and greater Durban areas using the Muvo Card readers installed in each bus. Each of these […]

  8. Scholar Concession Cards

    We apologise for the temporary unavailability of the blue Muvo Scholar Concession Card.   ​ In the interim, we will be issuing a black Muvo Card with a Blue Scholar sticker.  ​​ To ensure that you enjoy the same benefits as the blue Muvo Scholar Concession Card, please do not remove the scholar sticker. This sticker identifies that you qualify […]

  9. Children on board

    Travelling with children can be challenging, but here are a few hints and tips to turn your potentially stressful trip into a fun and memorable journey of discovery. An occupied child is a happy child and it doesn’t take much to add a little excitement to your daily trip routine. Pack a jacket with many […]

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