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National Land Transport Amendment Bill process aims to revamp public transport

Article Advertorial - 2 Nov 2018

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Court halts e-tolling

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Apr 2012

The SA National Roads has been interdicted and restrained from levying and collecting tolls, the High Court in Pretoria ruled on Saturday.

E-tolling postponed until the end of May

Article Staff Reporter - 27 Apr 2012

Sanral and the Department of Transport have decided to postpone the implementation of the e-tolling for a month to "finalise regulations".

Cosatu: Even labour brokers welcome to march

Article Phillip De Wet - 5 Mar 2012

Despite calling labour brokers more evil than slavery, Cosatu says they are welcome to join the march if they oppose the toll roads.

Fuel levy hike to pay for e-tolling?

Article Maya Fisher French - 24 Feb 2012

Public finance expert slams the proposed fuel levy increase as "regressive" because it will hit the poorest of the poor.

The tolls are here to stay, says Manyi

Article Sapa Afp & Staff Reporter - 23 Feb 2012

Government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi has hit back at Cosatu and the DA, saying those opposing the Gauteng tolls "must get used it".

Gauteng tolling to start in April — at lower rates

Article Staff Reporter - 22 Feb 2012

Tolling across Gauteng freeways will begin at a reduced rate on April 30, despite intense civil opposition to the move.

Scrapping Gauteng toll road system a costly idea

Article Staff Reporter - 10 Feb 2012

As well as impeding Sanral's ability to pay its debts, a definitive scrapping of the project may undermine the Gautrain's targets.

E-tolling regulations are ‘overkill’, says NCF

Article Staff Reporter - 18 Jan 2012

The National Consumer Forum believes the e-tolling system planned for Gauteng's highways may lead to the abuse of consumers' rights.

Sanral suspends tolling to address ‘public concerns’

Article Staff Reporter - 13 Jan 2012

Sanral has announced the planned implementation of e-tolling in Gauteng has been postponed in order to address public concerns and petitions.

Sanral to repay charges

Article Staff Reporter - 23 Dec 2011

The SA National Roads Agency was contacting customers on Friday to reverse administration charges deducted erroneously from e-tag accounts.

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Transport minister to decide on toll road funding method

Article Jenna Etheridge - 29 Nov 2011

A report detailing the public's view on the Gauteng tolling system will be sent to Transport Minister Sbu Ndebele after a vote by the legislature.

Cosatu to turn Gauteng’s streets red over tolls

Article Staff Reporter - 24 Nov 2011

Cosatu says it will go ahead with mass action at the end of February next year against the implementation of the Gauteng tolling system.

Tolls petition will be concluded in two weeks

Article Staff Reporter - 14 Nov 2011

A joint petition against the planned Gauteng highway tolling system will be sent to Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele within 14 days.

Scrap the tolls or else, warns Cosatu

Article Staff Reporter - 11 Nov 2011

Cosatu and other petitioners have threatened strike action should Sanral's planned open road tolling system for Gauteng not be scrapped.

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