become Voortrekker Avenue and separate Odendaalsrus Central from the Ross Kent East suburb. At the next roundabout, the R34 turns eastwards to become Althea Road. It heads eastwards for 9 kilometres to meet the northern terminus of the R730 Road at a t-junction. The R34 continues as the road east-north-east from this junction and continues for 47 kilometres, meeting the eastern terminus of the R713 road, to meet the N1 National Route south of Kroonstad. At the R730 junction, the R34 takes over being the ZR Mahabane Toll Highway maintained by SANRAL from the R730 (forms the last section of the toll route) and remains with the status up to the N1 in Kroonstad. Although there are no tollgates at the moment, the entire 47-kilometre-stretch of the R34 from the R730 junction to the N1 interchange is declared a toll road (labelled on road signage). At the N1 interchange, the R34 joins the N1 Freeway northwards (concurrent) for 8 kilometres, meeting the R76 Road just after the interchange, crossing the Vals River, bypassing Kroonstad Central to the east, up to the R721 Road off-ramp, where the R721 is the road westwards and the R34 becomes the road eastwards. There is only one off-ramp in between the R76 and R721 off-ramps, at Reitz Road east of Kroonstad Central. Just after the N1 & R721 interchange, the R34 meets the southern terminus of the R82 Road and continues eastwards for 42 kilometres to the town of Edenville, where it meets the R720 Road and turns north-east. The R34 & R720 are one road north-east for 8 kilometers before the R720 becomes its own road to the north-west towards Koppies. The R34 continues for another 42 kilometres to the town of Heilbron. Just south-west of the Heilbron town centre, the R34 meets the R57 Road and they become co-signed eastwards for 3 kilometres, meeting the southern terminus of the R723 Route and the northern terminus of the R725 Route, before the R57 becomes its own road southwards while the R34 continues eastwards. From Heilbron, the R34 continues eastwards for 50 kilometres, meeting the northern terminus of the R707 Road, to the town of Frankfort. Just before entering Frankfort, the R26 Route from Tweeling joins it and the two routes enter Frankfort, crossing the Wilge River, as one road. After bypassing the town to the south-east, the R26 becomes its own road to the