As the new year gets into gear - motorists are in for a rude shock. The first e-toll bills and a steep increase in the price of fuel. Adding further […]
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The Economic Freedom Fighters marched against E-Tolls
The Economic Freedom Fighters marched through the streets of Johnnesburg - adding their voices to that of civil society’s - calling for E-Tolls to be scrapped. They’ve called on motorists […]
The transport ministry says it will rely on voluntary e-toll compliance
In the absence of clear time frames it says notifications regarding tariffs and regulations will be made public in due course. Earlier this week the President signed an act legalising […]
Johannesburg Truck & Bus Show
Commercial vehicle sector in the spotlight The 2013 Johannesburg Truck and Bus Show takes place from 16 to 27 October and co-locates with the Johannesburg International Motor Show. The show […]
Cosatu hopes new Transport Minister will scrap e-tolls
Cosatu is hoping the change in leadership at the transport ministry signals good news for e-tolls opponents. President Jacob Zuma has named Dipuo Peters as the new transport minister and […]
Paying for urban highways
On the opening day of the 2013 Public-Private Infrastructure Forum held in Gauteng, Nazir Alli, CEO of South Africa National Road Agency Limited (SANRAL) asked why the rural poor should […]
E-Tolls
The Road Freight Association (RFA) says a number of its members have queried when the e-tolls in Gauteng will be implemented and have issued an update on the current situation. […]
ANC ‘trying to rush through’ e-tolls bill
Parliament is rushing through amendments to legislation required for Gauteng’s e-tolls with a National Assembly debate on the bill scheduled for Thursday — a day or two after public hearings […]
Cosatu threatens to strike against e-tolls
Cosatu president, Sdumo Dlamini, says the union will be submitting a strike notice to the National Economic Development and Labour Council in another bid to prevent the tolling of Gauteng’s […]
E-toll ruling a minor setback: OUTA
The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (OUTA) says this morning’s Constitutional Court hearing is a minor set back. OUTA Chairperson, Wayne Duvenage, who was speaking to journalists outside court says: […]