Gauteng tolls
CARTOON: Save At The Tolls
CARTOON: Save At The Tolls
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E-tolls: Is Sanral kidding itself?
Sanral says e-toll collections are consistently increasing and the public is buying into the system.
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Sanral slams City of CT over '4-year delay tactic'
In court papers, Sanral argued the city waited way too long to launch its review application.
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E-tolls panel report to be discussed next year
After four months Makhura has now received the report which includes input from the public.
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Toll roads vs the ANC's internal dynamics
Stephen Grootes looks at what the e-toll saga reveals about divisions within the ANC.
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Sanral wants tender process protected
Sanral are rejecting claims that it wants to keep the public in the dark about the N1/N2 toll project.
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Sanral: There’s still time to pay
The roads agency says motorists who fail to pay e-toll bills will face criminal charges.
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Only 9% of e-toll debt paid
Invoices totalling more than R540 million have been sent to Sanral’s debt collection division.
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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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Business as usual on Gauteng roads
Motorists are now paying to use Gauteng's highways after the e-toll system went live at midnight.
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Cosatu: Rejecting e-tolls will help ANC
The trade union federation says the e-tolling system will cost the ANC votes in 2014.
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Vadi: E-toll alternatives available
The controversial Gauteng e-tolling system is launching on 3 December.
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E-tolls: Criminal charges for non-compliance
Transport Minister Dipuo Peters says e-tolls are fully installed and it’s all systems go.
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Sacci: Business should comply with e-tolls
The chamber says companies ought to obey the law, but should wait to see if e-tolls go ahead.
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Sanral: We didn’t ignore public input
The transport minister says Sanral will do an exceptional job of managing the project.
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E-tolls to go live on 3 December
The implementation date of the controversial e-toll system is 3 December 2013.
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Cosatu: Drive-slow a success
The trade union federation says it will take to the highways off Ekurhuleni on Tuesday.
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Cosatu to intensify e-toll protests
The federation says their campaign will leave no one in doubt of their capacity to fight e-tolling.
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E-toll battle unlikely to head to ConCourt
Outa’s Wayne Duvenage says there’s a slim chance that members will agree to appeal.
