Outa says it is deeply opposed to Eskom’s tariff hike application.
Today marks exactly half a decade since the e-toll gantries went live on the province's highways with only 30% of motorists actually paying their bills.
Following her departure from the ANC, Khoza formed the African Democratic Change (ADeC) but last month announced her retirement from politics.
The roads agency will increase toll fees by five percent from 1 March.
Outa views the gazette as a cynical move by government.
Outa says the amendments could make it easier to include e-toll infringements, without proper scrutiny.
Outa has urged motorists not to pay outstanding bills and has called the system ‘unlawful’.
With the Western Cape government being forced to declare Sanral’s decision to toll the province's N1 and N2 highways as illegal, EWN's Rahima Essop & Outa’s Wayne Duvenage weigh in on the future of e-tolling in the country.
The ASA has again ordered Sanral to remove ads about its new e-toll discounts and tariffs.
The deputy president said there's been a positive public response to the change in e-toll fees.
Outa says 2015 is the year to bring an end to the wasteful expenditure of e-tolls.
The company contracted to handle e-toll bills says the closures were part of the original plan.
Outa says the closure of some e-toll kiosks shows compliance is low & people are frustrated.
Exactly a year after going live, the multibillion rand project has been described as a failure.
The state in Duduzane Zuma’s crash inquest found e-toll data for the case unreliable.
Outa has called for a debate in a bid to challenge Roelof Botha’s economic reasoning behind e-tolling.
Alli says false information about e-tolls and Sanral is being spread by the media.
The party says the multi-billion rand system is not negotiable.
