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Construction to disrupt traffic on the N1 for 3 days
MIDRAND - The construction of the new Bridal Veil Road Overpass Bridge south of Allandale Road interchange, Midrand, is expected…
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Sanral in an e-toll shortfall of R588 million
JOBURG - South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) revealed that e-toll collections were declining, as the agency has an…
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Sanral laughs off DA allegations
JOBURG - South African Roads Agency (Sanral) has denied Democratic Alliance (DA) allegations that they were responsible for bungled legal…
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DA calls for e-toll referendum
JOBURG - Gauteng Premier David Makhura has betrayed the people of the province by refusing to call for the scrapping…
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E-toll report exposes Sanral propaganda
JOBURG – Road Safety Campaign director Ali Gule welcomed some aspects of the e-toll review panel's report released by Gauteng…
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Government defends e-tolls amid resurge of opposition
JOBURG - DA members gathered outside the SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) offices in Pretoria on 5 November in…
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Transport minister defends e-tolls
JOBURG - The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) is not profiting from e-tolling, the Minister of Transport Dipuo Peters…
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Sanral dismisses retrenchment claims
JOBURG - Sanral has dismissed claims that it is retrenching its employees, stating that no retrenchment letters have been issued.
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Cosatu insists on a positive response to e-toll demands
JOBURG - More aggressive anti-e-toll protests could be looming if the South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) fails to…
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Slow drive highlights lack of public transport
JOBURG - Cosatu Gauteng, NASGB, National Taxi Alliance and the United Transport in Gauteng embarked on a slow drive in…
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Sanral defends e-tolling
JOBURG - The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has spoken out about the e-toll review process, defending the…
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Motorists who refuse to pay e-tolls face jail time and fines
JOBURG - E-toll defaulters could a face a criminal record and civil penalties of R1 000 for each gantry they…
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