e-tolls

  1. jes

    E-toll - even more costs

    E-toll - even more costs Tolls are not the only fees that can be levied on your E-toll account
  2. jes

    E-toll ads costing SA millions: DA

    E-toll ads costing SA millions: DA Sanral’s advertising expenditure has almost tripled over the past 2 years in a bid to push its e-toll “propaganda”, the DA says.
  3. jes

    Not buying an e-tag?

    Not buying an e-tag? Here’s what you need to know about costs and imminent legislation
  4. jes

    Give feedback on public e-toll hearings: OUTA

    Give feedback on public e-toll hearings: OUTA The Opposition To Urban Tolling Alliance called for feedback on the last public hearings on e-tolls.
  5. LazyLion

    [May 2013..Dec 2013] The Gauteng E-tolling Thread

    The imminent collapse and inability of the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (Aarto) to collect fines from errant motorists could see the collapse of the e-tolling system even before it starts. The Star yesterday revealed how Aarto is imploding because, among others...
  6. LazyLion

    E-toll Bill debate postponed

    The Democratic Alliance, the official opposition, has welcomed the postponement of the debate on the controversial e-tolling bill in the National Council of Provinces. The Transport Laws and Related Matters Amendment Bill will pave the way for users to be charged electronically to use roads...
  7. LazyLion

    COSATU to march against e-tolls [and labour brokers]

    Cosatu has vowed to take to Gauteng's highways later this month to protest against e-tolling and labour brokers. The union federation had held discussions with both the Gauteng and national government in an attempt to persuade them to ban labour brokers and scrap e-tolls, Congress of SA Trade...
  8. LazyLion

    SANRAL: The Final Countdown

    http://ewn.co.za/2013/04/29/Sanral-The-final-countdown
  9. LazyLion

    E-Tolls Begin in Two Months

    E-tolling on Gauteng roads will begin within the next two months, the SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) said on Thursday. "What we are now waiting for is the completion of the parliamentary process, half of which is already done," Sanral spokesman Vusi Mona said in a statement. "As...
  10. LazyLion

    Western Cape Mayors Reject E-Tolls

    Several Western Cape mayors vowed on Thursday to join the fight against e-tolling in the province. "We, the mayors of the DA-led municipalities of Stellenbosch, Theewaterskloof, Drakenstein, Breede Valley, and the Winelands District want to express our unconditional opposition to Sanral's...
  11. LazyLion

    Article: Legislature Accepts COSATU Memorandum

    The Gauteng provincial legislature accepted a memorandum from the Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) on Monday, the office of the speaker said. Cosatu held a picket outside the legislature during premier Nomvula Mokonyane's state-of-the-province address, related to e-tolls and other issues...
  12. J

    E-tolls will go ahead

    E-tolls going ahead: court The e-tolling system on Gauteng highways will go ahead, according to the Pretoria Hugh Court
  13. J

    Cosatu taking to the highways to protest e-tolls

    E-toll protest on Thursday: Cosatu Cosatu has said that it will protest on Thursday against the e-tolling system on the highways
  14. J

    Cosatu threatens demolition of e-tolls

    E-tolls: Cosatu threatens toll booth destruction COSATU warns that the e-toll implementation must be withdrawn or the toll booths will be demolished
  15. J

    E-toll outcry related to tariffs, not tolls

    E-tolls: outcry over tariffs, not tolls Vincent Maleka, senior council for the transport department, said that the public outcry over the e-tolling system is related to the tariffs, and not the tolls themselves
  16. J

    E-toll costs were known by the public - lawyer

    E-toll costs were known: lawyer David Unterhalter, a lawyer representing Sanral, has said that the e-toll user-pay system was about known since construction began, with no concerns raised until the tariffs were released
  17. J

    E-toll debates continue

    E-toll arguments continue The debate regarding the controversial e-tolling system is set to continue in court on Tuesday, 27 November 2012
  18. J

    Initial e-toll notice seen as misleading

    E-toll initial notice was “sterile” The initial e-tolling notice of intention has been called “sterile” and “misleading”, according to OUTA’s lawyer
  19. J

    Final e-toll showdown to begin

    E-toll review in court The e-tolling debate heads to court as arguments over the implementation of the system will be heard in Pretoria’s High Court
  20. J

    More e-toll talks are needed

    E-toll talks must continue: Vavi COSATU general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi has said that more talks regarding the e-toll system are required
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