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    Beware big increase in scams when you renew your driver's licence

    Beware big increase in scams when you renew your driver's licence Justice Project South Africa (JPSA) has raised concerns over the number of scammers preying on motorists at licensing centres across the country. JPSA said it was "gravely" concerned that fraudsters continue to exploit the...
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    Keeping Joburg and Cape Town at level 4 will be impossible - Expert

    Keeping Joburg and Cape Town at level 4 will be impossible - Expert As South Africa prepares to move from alert level 4 to alert level 3, the government is expected to impose separate COVID-19 alert levels across different regions based on the prevalence of the coronavirus. The Presidency said...
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    Johannesburg police launch traffic fine email campaign to get you to pay up

    Johannesburg police launch traffic fine email campaign to get you to pay up JPSA chairman Howard Dembovsky has warned Gauteng motorists about an SMS and email campaign which targets individuals with “stagnated” traffic fines.
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    E-tolls: how to make your voice heard

    E-tolls: how to make your voice heard Justice Project South Africa is calling on citizens to have their say on e-tolls at the public meetings held by the Gauteng e-toll review panel – and has provided a guide on how to go about doing so
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    How to handle e-toll roadblocks

    How to deal with e-toll roadblocks The Justice Project South Africa has released a step-by-step guide to deal with e-tolls roadblocks
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    Roadblocks not about e-tolls: department of community safety

    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
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    Sanral has no idea what it's doing: JPSA

    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
  9. QuintonB

    Sanral issues summonses, final demands for e-tolls

    E-toll final demands, summonses issued Sanral has started issuing summonses and sending out final demands for outstanding e-toll bills
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    E-toll and criminal records - JPSA explains

    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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    Pay e-toll or face jail time says Sanral

    Pay 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
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    E-toll SMS and e-mail bill warning

    E-toll SMS and e-mail bill warning Many South Africans have taken to social media to complain about incorrect e-toll bills from Sanral; JPSA warns against acting on Sanral’s SMSes and e-mails
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    E-toll: Sanral will find you

    E-toll: Sanral will find you The Kapsch-owned Electronic Tolling Collection company (ETC), set up to rake in e-toll funds from Gauteng’s road users, has started to call, mail and SMS citizens to claim unpaid toll fees.
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    Sanral threatens Justice Project SA over information request

    Sanral threatens Justice Project SA over information request Sanral lawyers have threatened legal action following a request for clarification on e-toll prosecutions, Justice Project SA said
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    E-toll non-payment: confusion persists

    E-toll prosecution: what’s going on? The intended processes for prosecuting those who do not pay Gauteng e-tolls are unclear, Justice Project SA (JPSA) said on Friday.
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    Traffic fines by email? No, says JPSA

    JPSA: no traffic fines by email Reports that traffic fines could be emailed to motorists were incorrect, Justice Project South Africa (JPSA) said in a statement on Monday.
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    No Emailed Traffic Fines: JPSA

    Reports that traffic fines could be emailed to motorists were incorrect, Justice Project South Africa (JPSA) said in a statement on Monday. "Nowhere in the proposed amendments is it contemplated that an ordinary motor vehicle owner or driver will have infringement notices delivered to them...
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