The Gauteng E-tolling Thread

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Would be funny as fsck if they do confirm it..

That would make the compliance rate a whopping 0.13%... that would make the Portuguese jealous :p
 
Thanks, and it's a pleasure. I just ask that everyone shares this. I've now made it as easy as possible to do so...
 
DJ... said:
Here it is. The video Sanral don't want you to see...

[video=youtube_share;8mp4SQzrXJA]http://youtu.be/8mp4SQzrXJA[/video]
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Respect!
DJ you're the man!

I'll spread this video all over..... just hope the average SA'n spends a couple of minutes to watch it
 
Musiclover08 said:
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It came from a non official '3rd Degree' facebook page. Ignore.
 
Bundu said:
I see some companies have issued their staff with e-tags...

Does anybody know if that will be seen as a taxable benefit?
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I spoke to one of my jhb colleagues today and he told me our company have issued all the delivery trucks with the tags however not one member of staff have got one.
 
Shared as well..... I stay in KZN but this has far reaching consequences. Been following this a while now.

Here's a question that worries me though, Just how much of government employee's pensions may be tied up in there. Surely its only a percentage as they could not possibly commit all of it. And yes I am a govt employee, but I believe I am one of the more dedicated ones striving to make some change in my own area of influence. Still have some concern here if they cant repay the debt then what?
 
Gory51 said:
Shared as well..... I stay in KZN but this has far reaching consequences. Been following this a while now.

Here's a question that worries me though, Just how much of government employee's pensions may be tied up in there. Surely its only a percentage as they could not possibly commit all of it. And yes I am a govt employee, but I believe I am one of the more dedicated ones striving to make some change in my own area of influence. Still have some concern here if they cant repay the debt then what?
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It's a very small fraction of GEPF and the debt has been guaranteed by government for the most part, so your pension will be fine...
 
Gory51 said:
Shared as well..... I stay in KZN but this has far reaching consequences. Been following this a while now.

Here's a question that worries me though, Just how much of government employee's pensions may be tied up in there. Surely its only a percentage as they could not possibly commit all of it. And yes I am a govt employee, but I believe I am one of the more dedicated ones striving to make some change in my own area of influence. Still have some concern here if they cant repay the debt then what?
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I would not be worried about that - AFAIK only R18B was used, out of about R1trillion (figures guesstimate) and if things turn pear shaped, govt would reimburse the fund, I would imagine
 
Thanks for clearing that up ;)

I was always opposed to , and still do oppose these etolls anyway.


Great vid and as said Shared as well. It was interesting to see an opposition video explaining the financial side of things. Actually not interesting, plain scary at the amount of misinformation being spread. Its almost criminal at how rosy SANRAL are making this look.

Support from KZN +1
 
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