The road in South Africa where motorists can drive at 250km/h if they get permission

A South African road has been designated as a speed-testing track, allowing motorists to reach speeds of up to 250km/h with permission, shaving the 120km journey time to under 30 minutes. The remote location, between Kakamas and Pofadder in the Northern Cape, with limited population density, has enabled the road to remain in pristine condition, making it an ideal testing ground for both speed and harsh conditions. This unique facility is set to host a 17.5km high-speed oval track, featuring multiple straights and handling courses, further solidifying its reputation as a hub for speed enthusiasts.