Tolls
CARTOON: Save At The Tolls
CARTOON: Save At The Tolls
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Lawyer slams decision-makers in toll road project
Geoff Budlender says officials have not considered whether tolling would be financially and socially viable.
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EFF: E-toll panel a tool for ANC
The board has been tasked with examining the socio-economic impact of the system.
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JPSA weighs in on e-tolling debate
The organisation has added its voice to those calling for a fuel levy to help pay for e-tolling.
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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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Chapman’s Peak toll fee hikes 'ridiculous'
A local association says the increase is very high for the average person.
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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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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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Parliament passed 48 bills in 2013
The country's legislature saw some controversial moments in 2013.
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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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Vadi: E-toll alternatives available
The controversial Gauteng e-tolling system is launching on 3 December.
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‘E-tolls debt collection won’t work’
Norton Rose Fulbright lawyer Patrick Bracher says Sanral is making empty threats.
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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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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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Cosatu drive-slow scheduled for PTA
The drive-slow will begin on End Street in Hatfield and proceed east on the N4, then south on the N1.
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Cosatu to intensify e-toll protests
The trade union federation outlined details of planned protests against the controversial system.
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Sanral to study WC toll interdict
City of Cape Town says tolling is unnecessary and will place a burden on residents and the economy.
