South Africa Formally Ends E-Tolls, Writes Off Outstanding Debt

South Africa Formally Ends E-Tolls, Writes Off Outstanding Debt

The Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project was introduced to upgrade major freeway networks in Gauteng Province, with electronic tolling serving as the primary funding mechanism.

South Africa: Cabinet Closes the e-Toll Historical Debt Chapter

[SAnews.gov.za] The Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy, and the Deputy Minister, Mkhuleko Hlengwa, have welcomed Cabinet's decision to approve the closure of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP), popularly known as e-tolls - a move that will bring much-needed relief and ease the financial burden on road users.

Outstanding e-toll debt to be written off

Outstanding historical e-toll debt linked to the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP) will be written off after approval was granted for the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) to conclude the scheme and resolve outstanding litigation.

Five Things You Need To Know About Etoll Debt Writeoff : The Africa

In 2007, the cabinet approved the upgrading of Gauteng freeways and the next year the government declared 186km of Gautengs freeways as toll roads. However, the move was not an easy one, as it was m

U-turns and detours along the e-toll route - The Road Freight Association Responds

The Road Freight Association (RFA) notes the decision by Cabinet to “finally close the historical e-toll debt” which involves both the “close-out” of historical debt and the “resolution of all outstanding litigation matters”. The Minister of Transport has “welcomed the Cabinet decision”. Strange, didn’t the Department of Transport push this […]

Cabinet closes the e-toll historical debt chapter

The Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy, and the Deputy Minister, Mkhuleko