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The OUTsurance Pointsmen proudly operate in the cities of Johannesburg and Tshwane, as well as the Stellenbosch and Drakenstein municipalities.
For more than 20 years, the OUTsurance Pointsmen have been helping to keep South Africa moving. In 2005, OUTsurance partnered with Traffic Freeflow to launch the Pointsmen Project, helping to ease traffic congestion, improve road safety, and create employment opportunities for people from underprivileged communities.
Passionate about what they do, our Pointsmen and Pointswomen are committed to making your daily commute a little easier. You'll recognise them by their bright green bibs, friendly smiles, and dedication to keeping traffic flowing.
Just another way we're making sure South Africa Always Gets Something OUT.
Static pointsmen are traffic controllers assigned to specific, high-traffic intersections on a regular, daily basis to manage congestion.
Mobile pointsmen are specially trained traffic controllers who respond quickly to sudden traffic disruptions, helping to keep roads moving safely and efficiently.
Static pointsmen are traffic controllers assigned to specific, high-traffic intersections on a regular, daily basis to manage congestion.
Mobile pointsmen are specially trained traffic controllers who respond quickly to sudden traffic disruptions, helping to keep roads moving safely and efficiently.
It takes many hands to make the Pointsmen Project a success. Thanks to Traffic Freeflow, incredible training by the JMPD and TMPD and media support from our radio partners Kfm 94.5, 94.7, 702 and CapeTalk.
Are you wondering how the pointsmen make a difference on South African roads every day? Perhaps you’d like to know how many pointsmen work within your city? With an initiative that touches so many lives, we’d like to answer any questions you might have.
You need to submit your CV and matric certificate to Traffic FreeFlow, the organisation…
You need to submit your CV and matric certificate to Traffic FreeFlow, the organisation that manages the project in partnership with OUTsurance. Candidates are selected based on their commitment to community safety, location (proximity to intersections), and availability. Applications can be sent to info@trafficfreeflow.co.za
No. The service is free to the public and is funded by OUTsurance as part our commitment…
No. The service is free to the public and is funded by OUTsurance as part our commitment to community upliftment and road safety, in collaboration by local municipalities.
Please contact Traffic FreeFlow directly via their website or customer service channels.
Please contact Traffic FreeFlow directly via their website or customer service channels.
Pointsmen undergo formal training and accreditation through Metro Police or relevant…
Pointsmen undergo formal training and accreditation through Metro Police or relevant traffic departments. The training covers traffic control, safety procedures, professional conduct, and customer service. They also gain valuable experience in leadership, teamwork, and public engagement
No. OUTsurance Pointsmen are not law enforcement officers. Their role is to assist…
No. OUTsurance Pointsmen are not law enforcement officers. Their role is to assist with traffic flow and safety. They do not have the authority to issue fines or make arrests.
Are you wondering how the pointsmen make a difference on South African roads every day? Perhaps you’d like to know how many pointsmen work within your city? With an initiative that touches so many lives, we’d like to answer any questions you might have.
You need to submit your CV and matric certificate to Traffic FreeFlow, the organisation that manages the project in partnership with OUTsurance. Candidates are selected based on their commitment to community safety, location (proximity to intersections), and availability. Applications can be sent to info@trafficfreeflow.co.za
No. The service is free to the public and is funded by OUTsurance as part our commitment to community upliftment and road safety, in collaboration by local municipalities.
Please contact Traffic FreeFlow directly via their website or customer service channels.
Pointsmen undergo formal training and accreditation through Metro Police or relevant traffic departments. The training covers traffic control, safety procedures, professional conduct, and customer service. They also gain valuable experience in leadership, teamwork, and public engagement
No. OUTsurance Pointsmen are not law enforcement officers. Their role is to assist with traffic flow and safety. They do not have the authority to issue fines or make arrests.
