MOTORISTS will next week be burdened with another increase as the toll tariffs are set to rise nationwide.
The adjustment was last week approved by Minister of Transport, Dr Blade Nzimande, and will come into effect on Thursday, 12 April.
In a statement issued by the SA National Roads Agency (SANRAL), the agency said the tariff adjustments are in accordance with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) over the preceding 12 months and include the VAT increase from 14% to 15% which took effect this week.
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The newly adjusted tariffs will apply on the N3 toll road between Johannesburg and Durban, the N4 between the Mozambican and Botswana borders, and on the toll road sections of the N1, N2, N17 and R30.
The monthly toll cap for compliant users of Class A2 (light) vehicles is adjusted from R250 per month to R266 per month.
Discounts for frequent users as well as qualifying local users will remain applicable.
New N2 KZN north coast toll fees for class one vehicles:
Mtunzini main line R44.50, Mtunzini ramp (south) R37, Mtunzini ramp (north) R8.
Dokodweni ramp R19, Mandini ramp R7, Mvoti R13, oThongathi main line R11, oThangathi ramps (south and north) R5.50 each, King Shaka ramp R6.
N2 KZN south coast tolls: uMtentweni ramp R12, Oribi main line R28.50, ramp (south) R13, ramp (north) R15.50, iZotcha R9.
N3 KZN new toll tariffs: Marianhill R11.50, Tugela East ramp R43, Tugela main line R70, Bergville ramp R21, Treverton ramp R15 and Mooi River main line R49, ramp (south) R34, ramp (north) R15.
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