E-toll debts not getting scrapped
The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) will not scrap outstanding debts for e-tolls in Gauteng after the system's shutdown, but there will seemingly be no effort to collect the debts or serious consequences for failing to pay them.
That is according...
Hey all,
I've just sold my car privately and will be completing the change of ownership with the Department of Transport this week.
My question is, what happens with respect to Sanral and etolls in terms of ensuring that I don't continue to get charged? I don't have an etoll account.
In a...
If I get an etag registered to the license plate of my car and I drive on the N1 between PTA and JHB, will the toll fee be automatically deducted from my credit card if my etag is not physically in the car?
I'm not talking about the manual toll gates you find on the N4, but the automatic ones...
Seems like SANRAL is in for some trouble soon with revelations.. does make you wonder how they are floating the bill with the Gauteng eTolls.. is Gov going to cough up the remainder and we just don't know yet?
I know its not good news to here of someone with an eTag but using the website is absolutely shocking.
It is so so slow to the point that it feels like it is hanging. It has been getting progressively worse over the past week and I can browse all other sites no problem.
Is it just me or...
E-toll protest starts slowly
About 30 police cars assembled in Marabastad, on the outskirts of Pretoria on Monday morning, ahead of the planned Cosatu protest over e-tolling.
UPDATED: The date has now been moved forward to the 13th!
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OUTA has been advised by Judge Vorster’s Registrar that judgment on OUTA’s e-Toll court challenge will be delivered on 13 December 2012 at...
E-toll public hearings continue
The e-toll public hearings are set to continue this week, allowing the public to view their opinions with government on the matter
E-toll talks almost over
Discussions regarding the possible implementation of the e-tolling system are nearing completion, according to Minister Ben Martins
E-toll interim order set aside
The Constitutional Court has set aside the interim order on e-tolls, which temporarily halted Sanral’s plans with the e-tolling system
E-tolls will become “key factors” in property decisions
E-tolls will impact “where people want to live” as toll expenditures will need to be considered