Taxi Ranks in Mpumalanga

Mpumalanga, meaning "the place where the sun rises," lies in eastern South Africa and is known for its natural beauty, mining towns, and agricultural economy. Minibus taxis connect the province’s urban centres—Mbombela (Nelspruit), Witbank (eMalahleni), and Secunda—with rural communities, mines, and tourist destinations along the Panorama Route and Kruger National Park gateway towns.

The N4 and N12 highways are major taxi corridors linking Mpumalanga to Gauteng, with heavy daily commuter traffic between eMalahleni and Pretoria. Within the province, routes serve mining shift workers, farm labourers, and students travelling between home and workplaces or schools. The Mbombela taxi rank is the busiest in the Lowveld, serving as a gateway to both local and long-distance destinations.

Because Mpumalanga’s economy is closely tied to mining and agriculture, transport demand fluctuates with shift patterns and seasonal harvests. Taxi fares reflect these patterns, with some routes seeing price adjustments during peak demand periods. TaxiFare helps Mpumalanga commuters stay informed about current pricing by collecting community-verified fare data. Whether you’re commuting to the mines or travelling to town, confirm your fare to help fellow commuters across the province.