E-toll prosecutions months away

[rpm]

E-toll prosecutions months away

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) says it may take between two and three months before it hands over e-toll bills for prosecution.

 

[OMB]

more SCAMRAL FUD

 

[supersunbird]

*I thought House said six months...*

House, please get your people to correct their statement

 

[Allin]

*I thought House said six months...*

House, please get your people to correct their statement

LMAO ROFL

 

[LazyLion]

I would say they are years away.... most likely never.

 

[koeksGHT]

I would say they are years away.... most likely never.

Well case number 1 is the ultimatum whether we actually follow the constitution or not, else mass violence will hopefully follow.

 

[AfricanTech]

Ja nee.

Sometimes even the middle class gets tired of being reamed.

 

[Segg]

Lol, lets see the courts throw out the cases as they become overwhelmed

 

[j4ck455]

It's just another day in Gauteng when Woosy Moaner claims that SCAMRAL will mend the many errors of its illegitimate ways before selling people into prostitution.

 

[OrbitalDawn]

It's just another day in Gauteng when Woosy Moaner claims that SCAMRAL will mend the many errors of its illegitimate ways before selling people into prostitution.

Not before claiming many of the complaints are part of a conspiracy by opposition party lobbyists.

 

[nivek]

bring it

 

[HavocXphere]

Surely the thread title should read persecution not prosecution?

 

[KikzAzz]

They probably realised that they will make fools of themselves in trying to prosecute based on the crap they have on their systems and also as they are unable to provide any invoices. What kind of company go into business, but can't even generate a stupid invoice??

 

[ToxicBunny]

One that was hoping its "customers" wouldn't actually query the amounts it was charging them.

 

[Hamster]

E-toll prosecutions months away

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) says it may wait till after the election before it hands over e-toll bills for prosecution.

FTFY

 

[Kido]

They probably realised that they will make fools of themselves in trying to prosecute based on the crap they have on their systems and also as they are unable to provide any invoices. What kind of company go into business, but can't even generate a stupid invoice??

+1

 

[maeztro]

The need to resist is more important than many realize. The toll roads is just one more aspect of public infrastructure for which we are paying taxes that are being privatised for private gain at the expense of the working.

The prepaid meters in Tshwane Municipality is one more example.

The only reason many services are in disarray, is that the cANCer has not yet figured out a way to gain from it.

 

[KikzAzz]

The toll roads is just one more aspect of public infrastructure for which we are paying taxes that are being privatised for private gain at the expense of the working.

Well said!