Unpaid etolls
Company collecting e-tolls spent R5m chasing non-paying motorists
Transport Minister Blade Nzimande has revealed that so far this year, more than 6,000 summonses have been issued to force motorists to pay their dues.
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GP motorists get another chance to settle e-toll debt
Motorist who’ve not been able pay their e-toll bill have been offered a six-month payment plan till November.
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Cosatu condemns Sanral’s move to send summons for unpaid e-tolls
Cosatu says threatening to send summons to motorists who don’t pay their etolls is bureaucratic bullying.
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Sanral: Motorists are free to approach courts over summons
Sanral says it will mainly target high level offenders such as companies with large amounts of unpaid debt.
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JPSA warns Sanral against issuing summonses to defaulters
The JPSA says if Sanral loses these cases in court the e-tolling system could collapse.
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Sanral targets big business to recover money owed for e-tolls
Outa says Sanral is now focusing on businesses that signed the e-toll contract, but have stopped paying.
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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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‘Motorists should defend themselves if summoned over unpaid e-tolls’
The electronic toll collection company says it's preparing to serve summons within the next two weeks.
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E-toll tariff increase like 'putting air into a burst tyre'
The roads agency will increase toll fees by five percent from 1 March.
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Outa: SMS demands over e-toll bills illegal
Outa says it’s received complaints from the public about a new round of threatening messages.
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Outa to make submissions on ‘the failures of e-tolling’
Outa will meet with Parliament’s Transport Portfolio Committee in Cape Town today.
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'Legality of e-toll system still in question'
Outa has urged motorists not to pay outstanding bills and has called the system ‘unlawful’.
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‘Changing public perception of e-tolls a challenge’
ETC has conceded that compliance levels remain low and there’s a massive debt to recover.
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FF Plus application to declare e-tolls bills illegal now with NCC
The party says it’s discovered that the Sanral has not followed proper procedure in certifying the cameras.
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‘Sanral has a very healthy financial balance sheet’
Gauteng road users will now receive a 60 percent discount on their unpaid bills.
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Sanral confident 60% discount will help motorists pay e-toll bills
The second phase of the new e-toll dispensation came into effect this month.
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Discounts on owed e-toll amounts effective from today
Motorists now have 6 months to settle outstanding debt incurred between 3 December 2013 & 31 August 2015.
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‘JHB motorist was guilty of falsifying plates, not avoiding e-tolls’
Outa’s Wayne Duvenage says Stoychev was fined R20,000 because he changed his number plates.
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Gauteng motorist fined R20k for evading e-tolls
Stoyan Stoychev pleaded guilty to 987 counts of failing to pay e-tolls.
