Sanral caught lying about e-toll summonses, final demands: JPSA
Justice Project South Africa says that Sanral’s latest comments clearly show that it does not know what it is doing
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
Enough of abuse of power by state: Outa
The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa) said that the South African society is raising concerns about ill-conceived policies and an abuse of power by organs of the state
Trying to do anything on Sanral's website is inordinately slow. I could walk from 1 toll plaza to the next before anything happens! It does not seem to like IE10 from my Windows 8.1 computer.
I just wonder if they have not deliberately made the website so slow that even a saint would give up...
Suspend e-tolls now, use gantries for traffic monitoring: Outa
Outa says that the time is over for excuses and rationalisations, and that e-tolls should be suspended immediately
1 million e-toll SMSes and counting says Sanral
Sanral reveals the number of people to which it has sent SMSes and e-mails to alert them to their e-toll bills
E-tolls a human rights violation, says Outa
Outa said that Sanral breaches seven of the entrenched human rights contained in Chapter Two of the Constitution with e-tolls
Sanral employee arrested for white powder scare
A Sanral employee has been arrested for acts of terrorism relating to the white powder scare at its offices, the Hawks said on Thursday.
You may be fined R2,160 per gantry, says Sanral CFO
Sanral CFO said that e-tolls are exceeding financial expectations, and that the system is ‘performing well’.
E-tolls unaffected by powder scare: Sanral
E-toll collection remained unaffected by an anthrax scare, while white powder found in the postbox at Sanral’s offices was determined be not dangerous.
E-tolls shut down, Sanral evacuated: report
Sanral’s offices have been evacuated after a suspicious powder was found in the building, causing the e-toll system to be temporarily shut down, according to reports.
One-way trip to Mars: a South African's dream
A short-listed Mars One candidate from South Africa speaks about what motivated him to volunteer for the one-way mission
E-tolls on the brink of collapse: Outa
Outa says that the e-toll problems reported by motorists paints the picture of a system on the brink of collapse or in a chaotic situation