Park East Peerless Park North Peerless Park West Scottsdene Scottsville Summerville Wallacedene Windsor Park Windsor Park Estate Viking Village Zoo Park Transport Roads Kraaifontein’s main road is the R101 regional route and its main street is Voortrekker Road, a segment of the R101. The R101 links Kraaifontein to Brackenfell and Bellville in the south-west as Old Paarl Road and to Klapmuts and Paarl in the north-east as Old Paarl Road (The R101 was the main road between Cape Town and Paarl before the construction of the N1 freeway). The N1 highway is the main freeway cutting through Kraaifontein and runs from Cape Town in the south-east to Paarl in the north-west. Access to Kraaifontein from the N1 can be obtained through the Brighton/Van Riebeeck Road interchange (Exit 32) and the Maroela Road/Lucullus Street interchange (Exit 34). Kraaifontein has access to several metropolitan routes in the Cape Metropole including the M15 (Brighton Road; Van Riebeeck Road; Botfontein Road) to Durbanville and the M23, the M23 (Bottelary Road) which runs just outside Kraaifontein to Stellenbosch, M25 (Frans Conradie Drive) to Brackenfell and Bellville, M73 (Marlborough Street; Darwin Road) to Brackenfell and Durbanville and the M167 (Maroela Road; Lucullus Street) linking Joostenbergvlakte to Bloekombos. Coat of arms The Kraaifontein municipal council assumed a coat of arms, registered it with the Cape Provincial Administration in June 1964, had it granted by the provincial administrator in March 1967, and registered it at the Bureau of Heraldry in September 1969. The arms, designed by Schalk Pienaar, were: Argent, a chevron Gules between in chief two heraldic fountains and in base a bunch of grapes leaved proper (in layman's terms: a silver shield displaying, from top to bottom, two discs divided into wavy white and blue stripes, a red chevron, and a bunch of grapes). The crest was a parson-crow, and the motto Non auro sed virtute. Together the crow (kraai) and the fountains (fonteine) were a pun on the name of the town. Notable residents Adrian Jacobs, rugby union player Cheslin Kolbe, rugby union player, 2019 Rugby World Cup winner Dann-Jacques Mouton, actor Carmen Solomons, model Wayde Van Niekerk, track and field sprinter, current world and Olympic record holder, and Olympic champion References Populated places in the City of Cape Town