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Directions to Johannesburg Campus Contents 19.07.2016 (V1.1) DIRECTIONS TO JOHANNESBURG CAMPUS Location: Plot 160 the end of Scorpion Trail Road (off Mnandi Road) GPS Coordinates: S25° 56.824 E28° 2.282 CONTENTS: (Click on the heading to view the selected directions with a map) Driving from O. R. Tambo International Airport (JHB), Bonaero Park, Kempton Park .....................2 Driving from Fourways, Sandton via the R511............................................................... ...............4 Driving from Arcadia, Pretoria via N1 Rd and N14............................................................... .........5 Driving from Arcadia, Pretoria via N14............................................................... ..........................6 Driving from Lanseria Airport via N14............................................................... ...........................8 Driving from AISJ Pretoria Campus, Pretoria via R1 Rd & N14..................................................... 9 19.07.2016 (V1.1) DRIVING FROM O.R TAMBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (JHB), BONAERO PARK, KEMPTON PARK 1. Head southwest on O R Thambo Airport Rd toward To Parking Rd 22 m 2. O R Thambo Airport Rd turns slightly left and becomes Short Term Parking Rd 200 m 3. Turn right toward Exit 46 750 m 4. Take exit 46 on the right to merge onto R24 toward Johannesburg 8.4 km 5. Take the exit onto N12/R24 1.7 km 6. Take exit 113 for N3 S/N12 toward M2/Kimberley/Germiston/Durban 400 m 7. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for N3 N/N1/Pretoria 750 m 2 19.07.2016 (V1.1) Turn left onto N3 15.0 km Continue onto N1 Rd 7.7 km Take exit toward R511 350 m 11. Slight right onto William Nicol Dr km 12. Continue onto R511 6.0 km 13. Turn right onto Mnandi 1.1 km 14. Turn right onto Scorpion Trail St 1.0 km 15. Continue until you reach the end of Scorpion Trail St 3 19.07.2016 (V1.1) DRIVING FROM FOURWAYDS, SANDTON VIA THE R511 1. Head south on Robin Dr toward Alexander Ave 350 m 2. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Kingfisher Dr Go 600 m through 1 roundabout 3. Turn left onto William Nicol Dr 2.7 km 4. Continue onto R511 6.0 km 5. Turn right onto Mnandi 1.1 km 6. Turn right onto Scorpion Trail St 1.0 km 7. Continue until you reach the end of Scorpion Trail St 4 19.07.2016 (V1.1) DRIVING FROM ARCADIA, PRETORIA VIA N1 RD AND N14 1. Head west on Pretorius St toward Farenden St 140 m 2. Take the 1st left onto Farenden St 160 m 3. Take the 1st left 2.5 km 4. Continue straight onto Schoeman St/N4 1.3 km 5. Take exit 145 to merge onto N1 Rd toward Johannesburg 21.2 km 6. Continue onto Danie Joubert Fwy 750 m 7. Continue onto N14 15.1 km 8. Take exit 309 for R511 toward Sandton/Hartbeespoort 600 m 9. Turn right onto R511 3.7 km 10. Turn left onto Mnandi 1.1 km 11. Turn right onto Scorpion Trail St 1.0 km 12. Continue until you reach the end of Scorpion Trail St 5 19.07.2016 (V1.1) DRIVING FROM ARCADIA, PRETORIA VIA N14 1. Head west on Pretorius St toward Farenden St 1.5 km 2. Turn left onto Hamilton St/M5/N4 1.4 km Continue to follow M5 3. Turn right onto Walker St/M11 140 m 4. Take the 1st left onto Mears St 750 m 5. Take the ramp onto Christina De Wit Ave 2.3 km 6. Turn right onto Eeufees Rd/M7 87 m 7. Merge onto Ben Schoeman Fwy/N14 via the ramp to N1/Johannesburg 10.6 km 8. Take exit 124-Brakfontein for N14 toward Krugersdorp 950 m 9. Take exit 124 to merge onto N14 15.5 km 6 19.07.2016 (V1.1) 10. Take exit 309 for R511 toward Sandton/Hartbeespoort 600 m 11. Turn right onto R511 3.7 km 12. Turn left onto Mnandi 1.1 km 13. Turn right onto Scorpion Trail St 1.0 km 14. Continue until you reach the end of Scorpion Trail St 7 19.07.2016 (V1.1) DRIVING FROM LANSERIA AIRPORT VIA N14 1. Head southwest 450 m 2. Take the 1st left toward Middel St/R512 1.6 km 3. Take the 2nd left onto Middel St/R512 4.6 km Continue to follow R512 4. Turn left to merge onto N14 toward Pretoria 13.2 km 5. Take exit 309 for R511 toward Sandton/Hartbeespoort 700 m 6. Turn left onto R511 4.7 km 7. Turn left onto Mnandi 1.1 km 8. Turn right onto Scorpion Trail St 1.0 km 9. Continue until you reach the end of Scorpion Trail St 8 19.07.2016 (V1.1) DRIVING FROM AISJ PRETORIA CAMPUS, PRETORIA VIA R1 RD AND N14 1. Continue on Lavender Rd 234 m 2. Turn left on Eros Rd toward Atterbury Rd/M11/P199 260 m 3. Turn right onto Atterbury Rd/M11/P199 5.9 km Continue to follow Atterbury Rd/M11 4. Take the N1 S ramp to Johannesburg 400 m 5. Merge onto N1 Rd 15.0 km 6. Continue onto Danie Joubert Fwy 750 m 7. Continue onto N14 15.1 km 8. Take exit 309 for R511 toward Sandton/Hartbeespoort 600 m 9. Turn right onto R511 3.7 km 10. Turn left onto Mnandi 1.1 km 11. Turn right onto Scorpion Trail St 1.0 km 12. Continue until you reach the end of Scorpion Trail St 9 .
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