The historic 281-year-old town in South Africa that refuses to get traffic lights
- Swellendam refuses to install traffic lights
- The town is located approximately 220km from both Cape Town and George, built on the foothills of the Langeberg Mountains, and serves as the starting point of the iconic Garden Route.
- The town's refusal to install traffic lights is seen as a way to preserve its nearly 300-year-old heritage and avoid rapid industrialization.
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