The government expects the Gauteng e-tolling to be operational before the end of the year. Merry Christmas! Although the new proposed e-toll fees are not signed off and could in fact be further reduced – this is small comfort for motorists in the...
“The government’s arrogance over the e-tolling debacle continues to astound,” Outa spokesman Rob Handfield-Jones said in a statement. The electronic tolling of Gauteng’s freeways would cost motorists with e-tags 30c/km, down...
The announcement on Tuesday by Premier Thandi Modise about emergency road repairs to improve the road infrastructure across the province over the next six months has received the thumbs-up from residents. Modise said R280m was to be spent on road...
South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) CEO Nazir Alli has warned of the potential financial consequences of failing to properly maintain and develop infrastructure, emphasising the importance of the role of state-owned enterprises in...
