25 Oct 2020

E-tolls: A return trip from Sandton to Pretoria could soon cost R4 000 in fines

Antoinette Slabbert

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Introduced in 2013 in Gauteng, the e-toll system has so far failed as motorists refuse to pay up. Picture: Halden Krog / The Times / Gallo images

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Thousands of Gauteng motorists who refuse to pay their e-tolls could be fined R500 every time they drive under a toll gantry from July next year. In addition, they will have to pay a R100 levy for every one of these fines.

In the case of companies, the fines will be R1 000 per transgression.

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