Sanral welcomes end of e-tolling battle

Outa held a media briefing on 18 October where they announced the end of their e-tolling struggle. Chairman Wayne Duvenage said the organisation was constrained due to a lack of funding. .

“Sanity has prevailed,” said Sanral spokesman Vusi Mona, in a statement.

“We trust people will respect the integrity of the judiciary and value its independence. We urge people to obtain their e-tags and register their vehicles in order to enjoy the discounts,” he said.

However, Duvenage has urged motorists not to buy e-tags and said Outa would support the motorists in their continued fight against the tolling of Gauteng freeways.