E-tolls are not the future: Transport MEC
Funding mechanisms other than e-tolls will have to be found for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP), transport MEC Ismail Vadi said on Talk Radio 702 on Friday.
Government must find e-toll alternatives: IFP
Government could find methods other than e-tolls to pay for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project, the Inkatha Freedom Party said on Friday.
Man allegedly uses fake number plates to avoid e-tolls
A researcher from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research has appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court for allegedly using fake number plates to avoid paying e-tolls
E-toll review panel begins public consultations
The Advisory Panel on the Socio-economic Impact of E-tolls will now begin its public consultations, the Gauteng provincial government announced
“Burn your e-toll bills”
Motorists in Gauteng must continue to use the highways without paying their e-toll bills, the Congress of SA Trade Unions has said
Media hackers behind E-toll billing problems: Minister
South Africa’s Minister of Transport has accused “some media houses” of hacking the E-toll website and blamed the hacks as part of the reason for the billing problems reported.
Sanral halts e-toll prosecutions
Sanral will heed Transport Minister Dipuo Peters’ call for the prosecution of non-paying e-toll users to be halted for now
No e-toll prosecutions until November: minister
Transport Minister Dipuo Peters says that motorists will not be prosecuted for outstanding e-toll bills until further assessments are concluded.
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
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