Sanral etoll billing woes continue
Sheriffs to start knocking on e-toll defaulters’ doors in next few days
The agency has announced that the summonses would be delivered by sheriffs in Gauteng.
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Nazir Alli blames media for Sanral's public image
Alli says false information about e-tolls and Sanral is being spread by the media.
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Sanral to make submissions to e-toll review panel
The Transport Dept and Sanral will make their submissions after previously refusing to engage with the panel.
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Gauteng ANC to convince govt of e-toll failure
ANC Gauteng chairman, Paul Mashatile, says the ANC will have one voice on the matter.
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'Sanral is hiding something'
Zwelenzima Vavi says Sanral has no respect for public views after it refused to take part in the e-toll panel.
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Busa questions Sanral's e-toll figures
Busa criticised Sanral's figures which it claims it's collecting through the e-tolling system.
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Ruling expected on details of WC toll project
Sanral says details related to the tender approval process are sensitive and cannot be made public yet.
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Sanral denies financial problems
Outa claims Sanral staff approached them after being told they will be retrenched.
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DA will take toll fight to W Cape
Sanral wants a section of the Western Cape N1 and N2 highways to be tolled.
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DA & Sanral battle it out in court
The DA took Sanral to court to contest the constitutionality of laws governing the e-toll system.
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Sanral: Incorrect details a big challenge
Motorists have complained about receiving wrong invoices & inflated bills since e-tolls went live.
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ANC: Sanral must fix e-toll billing
The ANC in Gauteng has called on Sanral to rectify e-toll billing issues and stop threatening motorists.
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Sanral CEO sorry for incorrect billing
Sanral CEO has apologised to those who have received incorrect billing notifications.
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Sanral: Respect the law and accept e-tolls
Sanral has called on Gauteng motorists to accept that e-tolling is a legitimate system.
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Sanral considers separate office for mail
Sanral may set up a separate office for its incoming mail following two security scares this week.
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Eliseev: E-toll sabotage a sign of deep discontent
Alex Eliseev says Sanral is on a collision course with disaster because of its own arrogance.
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Outa warns against Sanral mind games
Sanral said it's aware that cloned number plates are helping some criminals escape Gauteng's e-toll fees.
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Consumer commission asked to probe e-tolling
The DA is offering to assist motorists lay complaints with the Consumer Commission.
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Outa asks Madonsela to step in
Outa has asked Thuli Madonsela's office to mediate between Sanral and the public.
