Over a decade in the making…e-tolls finally scrapped
Motorists in Gauteng will be breathing a collective sigh of relief after Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi confirmed “we are now ready to start a new life without e-tolls in Gauteng”.
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E-tolls decision by October? Don’t hold your breath, according to OUTA
Cabinet will announce its decision on the future of e-tolls as a funding mechanism for Gauteng freeways in October this year.
Flash Briefing: PRASA CEO axed; Western Cape enters Covid-19 resurgence, Plett Rage to go ahead; e-tolls
PRASA has terminated the employment of CEO Zolani Matthews, Western Cape sees Covid-19 resurgence and Plett Rage festival to go ahead.
‘There’s no reason why they can’t scrap e-tolls’ – OUTA’s Wayne Duvenage
OUTA CEO and founder Wayne Duvenage joins BizNews founder Alec Hogg to discuss possible issues surrounding the scrapping e-tolls for good.
Flash Briefing: Sanral spends billions to recover e-tolls motorists won’t pay; Gold Fields big solar project; Eskom; Shoprite
Sanral has spent an estimated R5.3 billion on trying to recover e-tolls from motorists who are unwilling and unlikely to pay, an analysis from OUTA has showed.
Flash Briefing: E-tolls may be scrapped in Gauteng; you can now agree Covid is manmade, on Facebook; post offices shut
South Africa is planning to scrap e-tolls in the nation’s main commercial hub, Gauteng Member of the Executive Council for Transport Jacob Mamabolo said.
Pay your e-tolls they say – is it the right thing to do?
Traffic fine bribes, unpaid TV licenses, jumping queues and not paying e-tolls, should we not as ordinary citizens also be held accountable?
Gauteng’s e-tolls on life-support – OUTA
It’s a lesson instructing the woeful tale of Gauteng e-tolls, where desperate mouth-to-mouth resuscitation has failed to revive the scheme in five years and four months.
Headmaster Cyril clamps down on e-tolls Twitter spat
Cyril Ramaphosa criticised ministers in his cabinet for “unbecoming” behaviour on social media after a spat unfolded over electronic road tolls in country’s richest province.
Outa slams “doesn’t oppose e-tolls” statement – Committee corrects
Outa says it is astonished by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Transport’s assertion that the civil rights body is not opposed to Gauteng’s e-tolls.