Transport & Parking

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Transport & Parking

  • Rosebank Mall – entry to the parking can be accessed from all major streets including Sturdee, Bath, Baker and Cradock Avenues. Parking tariffs range from R8.00.
  • The Zone @ Rosebank – parking is accessible from Cradock Avenue and Oxford Road. Parking rates start from R9. Monthly parking is also available to those who work close by and wish to park at The Zone.
  • The Firs – basement parking with security is accessible via Biermann Avenue and the first hour is free.
  • Keyes Art Mile – free parking is accessible on Keyes Avenue with onsite security.
  • Oxford Parks – secured basement parking is available at the entrance located at 48 Eastwood Road, Dunkeld. Parking tariffs applicable.
  • The Zone @ Rosebank
  • Rosebank Mall
  • The Firs
  • Gautrain – train and buses
  • Taxi rank
  • E-hailing
  • Buses – Metro, Putco, Gauteng Coaches
  • Starbucks/The Bank/ The Zone – a dedicated pick-up and drop-off area is located on the corner of Tyrwhitt and Cradock Avenues. RMD/LRMD security personnel are available for assistance and direct traffic flow here.
  • Rosebank Mall – a new e-hailing zone is now accessible on Bath Avenue with signage, and monitoring by security personnel.
  • The Firs – pick-up and drop-off is strictly in the basement parking accessible on Biermann Avenue. Please note that pedestrian access on Cradock Avenue now closes at 17:00 on weekdays for safety purposes.
  • Oxford Parks – there are two e-hailing zones, Cnr Jellicoe Avenue and Oxford Road, and 48 Eastwood road – both with security personnel onsite.
  • Keyes Art Mile – patrons are advised to use the main entrance on Keyes Avenue for all pick-ups and drop-offs. Security personnel are available for assistance.
  • CitySightseeing Hopn-on Hop-off Red Bus

What Are City Improvement Districts?

A City Improvement District (CID) is a defined geographic area within which property owners agree to pay for supplementary and complimentary services set to enhance the physical and social environment of the area.

Base services provided in a CID are supplementary to those provided by the local authority, and typically include additional public safety and security, pavement cleaning, litter collection, as well as the upliftment and maintenance of public spaces where necessary. 

Further a CID provides complementary services which seek to enhance and attract visitors and users to the area, these services include and are not limited to marketing and communications; environmental upgrades in the public space; activation and event programming; and strategic engagement to support and attract additional economic development and growth to the CID area.

A CID is therefore an operational and organisational vehicle for co-operation and cost-sharing among private property and business owners to ensure the management, development and sustainability of a precinct. 

For more information see GPMA website. https://www.gpma.co.za/