Justice Project South Africa has detailed how much motorists will pay under the new e-toll dispensation, set to take effect from 2 July 2015.<\/p>\n
On 17 June\u00a0the new tariffs were published in government gazette 38884 under notice numbers 524 and 525, said the JPSA.<\/p>\n
This follows an announcement by\u00a0Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa on 20 May about the new “dispensation for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project\u201d.<\/p>\n
Read:\u00a0Why government desperately needs e-tolling to work<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The new tariffs are as follows<\/p>\n “A discount of 60% will be applicable on previously incurred e-tolls and for a specific period at some time in the future. However, this will not\u00a0be applicable until such time as the Director General publishes a notice giving effect to it,” said JPSA.<\/p>\n “There is no mention in either notice of the 30 free gantry passes for out-of-towners referenced by Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa,” it added.<\/p>\n “Sadly, Justice Project South Africa is not in the least bit surprised by the fact that the PR exercise announcing the so-called new e-tolls dispensation and what has been published in the government gazette notices… don\u2019t actually match one another.”<\/p>\n “Road users have once again been misled with respect to the tariff they will be expected to pay.”<\/p>\n Why government desperately needs e-tolling to work<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Thousands of motorists asking for e-toll discounts: Ramaphosa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n New e-tolls, car licences and your rights<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\nNew tariffs<\/h3>\n
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Discounts on outstanding e-tolls<\/h3>\n
More on e-tolls<\/h3>\n