Gauteng govt will borrow from financial institutions to pay e-toll debt: Lesuf
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi said on Tuesday the provincial government will borrow money from financial institutions to pay back e-toll debts.
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Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi said on Tuesday the provincial government will borrow money from financial institutions to pay back e-toll debts.
E-toll card is an electronic card that will be used by motorists in Indonesia to pay entrance fees when entering or exiting toll roads.
Despite previous commitments by the Gauteng provincial government to scrap the controversial user-pay system, the switch-off date is yet to be finalised.
The controversial electronic tolling system was introduced in 2013 as a way for Sanral to repay its debt for the improvement of freeways in the province.
New electronic payment system for Hong Kong drivers has been delayed owing to complaints, lack of understanding and to avoid confusion.