South Africa working on a new model to replace the RAF levy

[mylesillidge]

Government working on a new tax for South African motorists

Minister in the Department of Transport, Barbara Creecy, has confirmed that her department is working on a new funding model for the Road Accident Fund (RAF).

Currently, the fund, which provides cover to all road users in South Africa, is funded through a R2.18 per litre levy added to the pump prices of petrol and diesel.

 

[oros]

Hier kom k@k....

 

[EmmanuelGoldstein]

Oink Oink... the gravy boat is empty...

 

[Hemi300c]

They need to basically start over.

Every staff member, "litigator", service provider and politician involved is criminal and corrupt.

 

[Swa]

As if changing the model would change anything. This is like renaming cities thinking it would make the country run better. We need a new government.

 

[HAL 9000]

Government working on a new tax for South African motorists

Minister in the Department of Transport, Barbara Creecy, has confirmed that her department is working on a new funding model for the Road Accident Fund (RAF).

Currently, the fund, which provides cover to all road users in South Africa, is funded through a R2.18 per litre levy added to the pump prices of petrol and diesel.

 

[Bad Ballie]

The ANC is great at legalized theft; they create new laws to legally allow them to steal money from their citizens all the time.

 

[KikzAzz]

And compulsary 3rd party insurance will be provided by selected cadres.

 

[Fuzzbox]

RAF is not the problem.

Its the people that pay nothing that are the problem.

One taxi accident and 14 non payers are at the RAF the next day.

The system will never be sustainable at that rate.

Oh sorry its collapsed already.

 

[Herr der Verboten]

Government working on a new tax for South African motorists

Minister in the Department of Transport, Barbara Creecy, has confirmed that her department is working on a new funding model for the Road Accident Fund (RAF).

Currently, the fund, which provides cover to all road users in South Africa, is funded through a R2.18 per litre levy added to the pump prices of petrol and diesel.

BEE+ ?

 

[Lupus]

RAF is not the problem.

Its the people that pay nothing that are the problem.

One taxi accident and 14 non payers are at the RAF the next day.

The system will never be sustainable at that rate.

Oh sorry its collapsed already.

RAF is the problem, it doesn't cover what it should, the actual accident. The medical side should be covered by the governmental hospital and mandatory third party the rest.

 

[purrr]

Why are we paying for other peoples accidents/injuries?