Etags
Not all Gauteng municipalities have registered e-tags
The Department of Transport says there are municipalities with massive outstanding bills.
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Big drop in e-toll registrations
Transport officials blame the decrease on the Gauteng government’s e-toll review panel.
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‘Roadblocks not used to check e-tags’
Gauteng’s Department of Community Safety says Sanral is merely assisting police with standard checks.
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Officials investigate ‘e-tag roadblocks'
Several Gauteng motorists have complained that Sanral officers are setting up ‘e-tag’ roadblocks.
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Sanral fails to prove e-tag sales figures
ASA has banned two adverts which claimed that 1.2 million e-tags had been sold.
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DA loses e-toll court bid
The DA took the bill governing e-tolling to court in a bid to have it declared unconstitutional.
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Sanral: 960,000 e-tags sold
The roads agency says e-tag sales are reaching the million mark amid billing issues.
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Sanral: E-toll billing system functions normally
The roads agency is adamant the e-toll billing system is not flawed, despite reports of widespread errors.
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Fresh outrage over e-toll billing
Motorists have expressed anger and frustration with Sanral’s inaccurate billing system.
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Harare plans to set up e-tagging
A major contract is set to be signed between a South African company and the Harare City Council.
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Focus shifts to long-term impact of e-tolls
Gantries around Gauteng went live yesterday after a year-and-a-half of court battles and protests.
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Cosatu calls for e-toll resistance
Cosatu has declared the day e-tolls were launched in Gauteng as 'Black Tuesday'.
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Sanral to comment on e-toll progress
Sanral will brief the nation on how its systems have coped since the launch of e-tolls.
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E-tolls go live
Sanral is expected to update the nation this morning on how its systems have been coping since launching.
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E-tolls: Public remain resilient
Sanral says it’s ready to launch the controversial system, but many motorists say they won't register.
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E-tolls - 'A messy showdown'
With e-tolls set to go live after midnight tonight, many motorists say they will never register.
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'Sanral fabricating support for e-tolls'
Outa has accused Sanral of fabricating support for e-tolling in a bid to drive up e-tag sales.
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Sanral welcomes Sacci e-toll support
Sanral has welcomed the business chamber’s call for members to support e-tolling.
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Sanral welcomes Zuma’s take on e-tolls
Sanral says support from Zuma amplifies its campaign to get motorists registered for e-tolls.
