Sanral’s e-toll prosecution plans
Sanral may be planning to have the prosecuting authorities issue summons to “violators” who have not paid their e-toll bills, said Outa
E-toll review welcome: Outa
The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance has expressed cautious optimism about the Gauteng government’s plans to review E-tolling.
E-toll system going down for maintenance
The e-toll violation processing centre will be unavailable to process transactions from Saturday due to maintenance work, Sanral said.
Traffic police not involved with e-toll checks: community safety department
Gauteng traffic police are not associated with e-toll activities, but are borrowing Sanral equipment
Roadblocks not about e-tolls: department of community safety
Roadblocks in different parts of Gauteng were not linked to e-tolling, the department of community safety said
Sanral: We don’t want to mislead you on e-tolls
Sanral says that it was never its intention to mislead the public with its advertising – explaining that its just incredibly difficult to audit the exact figures.
KwaZula-Natal e-toll reports not true, says transport minister
No decision has been taken to introduce the e-tolling system in KwaZulu-Natal, the transport ministry has said
April Fools’ e-toll joke not funny: Sanral
Sanral has cautioned Gauteng road users not to be deceived by hoax e-mails and messages claiming that money can be collected directly from their bank accounts
Taxi e-toll boycott unnecessary: Santaco
Taxis had no reason to boycott e-tolls because public transport vehicles were exempt from these fees, the SA National Taxi Council (Santaco) said on Monday.
E-tolls will boost economy: Deputy President
Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project will lead to "enhanced economic growth", according to South Africa's Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe.
Truth about e-tolls and criminal records: JPSA
The Justice Project South Africa explains the process that will have to be followed by Sanral to prosecute people who do not pay for e-tolls
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e-toll or face jail time says Sanral
Motorists who haven’t paid their e-toll bills in 30 days will face jail time, says Sanral. JPSA calls it toothless fear-mongering