Motorists can now view and pay their outstanding e-toll bills without accepting Sanral’s terms and conditions.
Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) recently launched a new website called less60.co.za as part of it and Sanral’s implementation of the second phase of the new e-toll dispensation.
Under the new dispensation, motorists will receive a 60% discount on all e-toll debt incurred between 3 December 2013 and 31 August 2015.
Among the features of the Less60 website was the ability to view and pay outstanding e-toll bills.
To do this you had to provide your ID number, vehicle licence number, and accept Sanral’s terms and conditions by clicking a checkbox.
Of concern to some e-road users was the clause in the terms which stated that by registering for e-tolls, you agree to pay e-tolls.
COO of the ETC Mark Ridgway said that acceptance of the T&C’s did not contract users in any way to Sanral as a registered user.
The T&C checkbox has since been removed from the Less60 sign-in page, though.
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