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The user-pay principle: it’s policy

By Anthony Julies There has been much controversy surrounding the user-pay principle recently but the reasons for using it as the funding model for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP) are sound and need to be ..

Tolling is the most sustainable way to raise funds for highway maintenance and upkeep

By Sipho Madonsela The phantom arguments about the alleged virtues in funding the construction of the Gauteng Freeway project through the fuel levy as opposed to e-tolling continue to be raised. After more than four years ..

Confidential and secret are different concepts

By Vusi Mona A number of red herrings were dragged into SANRAL’s application to keep certain aspects of the Winelands Toll project confidential at this stage. This has clouded the real issues at stake and contributed ..

SANRAL Commits To Address E-Toll Issues Raised By President Zuma

By Vusi Mona The recent concern expressed by President Jacob Zuma regarding the e-tolling system made constructive contributions to the public debate. It also enables SANRAL to address some of the positive issues around e-tolling which ..

e-Toll Terror Attacks Threaten our Democracy

The recent terror-related incidents at SANRAL’s Central Operations Centre in Midrand should be of serious concern to all fair-minded South Africans. It shows that reckless calls for civil disobedience against the e-tolls system can quickly slide ..