BREAKING: Thoughts on motorists not being able to renew licences without paying e-tolls?

Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa made this announcement in Cape Town, this afternoon, when announcing the new dispensation of Gauteng’s e-tolls.
“The new dispensation that we are announcing today, is a product of our engagement at national as well as provincial level through engagement with our people from Treasury, Department of Transport, Sanral and the Gauteng government,” said Ramaphosa.
He said the public’s concerns were taken into account.
“A fair dispensation is being put forward for all to ensure the e-toll system is equitable, sustainable and more efficient,” he said.
Here is what he said:

•  Buses and taxis with operating permits will be exempt from paying e-tolls.
• A single reduced tariff will be introduced to everyone. Light motor vehicle users who used to pay 58c/km, will now pay 30c/km, regardless of whether you have an e-tag or not.
• The monthly cap for light motor vehicle users will not be more than R225 a month if paid within 30 days, from R450 a month.
• There is no change for infrequent users. People who drive under less than 30 gantries a year won’t have to pay.
• Current outstanding fees will be reduced by 60 per cent. Users will have six months to settle their debts, dating back to December 2013.

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