E-toll rate shock: R1.75 a kilometre! Drivers who don’t buy an e-tag for Gauteng’s new toll roads will face a punitive tariff of R1.75 a kilometre. An e-tag user will pay 30c a kilometre, while an “alternative user” is to be charged six times that...
Road users who have registered for e-tolls will not have to do so again, the SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) said on Thursday. “They will be afforded an opportunity to review and accept the revised terms and conditions at that time...
Transport minister S’bu Ndebele cited Australia and England in reviewing the Easter road death toll on Monday, when he sounded a cautiously optimistic note. Reflecting on the initial fatality statistic for the long weekend (official figure rose to...
High volumes of cars returning from their holiday destination were recorded coming into Pretoria. The Transport ministry has expressed guarded satisfaction with the apparent sharp decrease in road deaths. Photo: Masi Losi The Easter long weekend...
