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Sanral wants owners of the e-tags deployed for Gauteng’s now-scrapped e-tolls to use them for other purposes.
Zero Carbon Charge has begun building a series of solar-powered EV charging stations across the country.
E-toll infrastructure in Gauteng will be repurposed for law enforcement and road safety initiatives.
Sanral expects motorists to pay up for their historic use of Gauteng’s e-tolled roads.
Shutting down e-tolls was a multi-pronged battle, fought through the courts, on social media, in parliament, and elsewhere.
The gantries used to toll road users will be disconnected from the e-tolls network from 11.59pm on 11 April 2024.
Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi has promised a “smart province”, efficient service delivery and an end to e-tolls.
Transport minister Fikile Mbalula has encouraged the public to report potholes on municipal and provincial roads using a newly launched app.
The e-toll payment compliance rate on the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project has declined further and is now at 18% – its lowest level ever.