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Government makes a U-turn on e-tolls

This is what Fourways taxi operators and taxi drivers had to say following government decision to scrap e-tolls in Gauteng roads.

November 7, 2022
Nduduzo Nxumalo Less than a minute
MALUSI MNGOMEZULU: The decision to install e-tolls without public consultation was wrong from the beginning. I'm glad they have come to their senses and did the right thing.

This is what Fourways taxi operators and taxi drivers had to say following government decision to scrap e-tolls in Gauteng roads.

ZAKHELE NDWANDWE: This is definitely a good decision that the government has taken. We’ve been getting letters telling us that we have to pay and I believe this will come to an end.
KHOMBEZAKHE MAKHUNGA: I am happy that the e-tolls has fallen. The e-tolls were making our work very difficult as we had to avoid constantly using N1 from Fourways to town.
JABULANI NDLOVU: This is indeed good new for us Fourways taxi drivers. We will no longer avoid certain fast routes during rush hour.

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Taxi association chairperson commends government decision to scrap e-tolls on Gauteng roads

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November 7, 2022
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