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Public Transport News South Africa

Sanral makes travelling easier for tag holders

The South African Roads Agency (Sanral) has released a list of conventional toll plazas where tags are accepted for electronic payment.
Sanral makes travelling easier for tag holders
© Efim Kaparulin via 123RF

Sanral said conventional toll plazas have automatic electronic toll payment lanes available.

“If you have a Sanral account registered with a tag fitted and an up-to-date account, you may use your tag as a method of payment at the toll plaza. Ensure that the funds in your account will be able to accommodate the costs of all Toll Plazas on your route,” Sanral said.

Sanral has reminded motorists to make payments into their accounts. Payments may take up to five days to reflect if not made online on the account website (www.sanral.co.za/etoll) or at a SANRAL Customer Service Centre.

Booms will not open if the funds in the account are less than the amount due at the specific toll plaza.

Toll plazas where tags will be accepted include the following routes.

Bakwena – N1

  • Stormvoël
  • Zambesi
  • Pumulani
  • Wallmannsthal
  • Murrayhill
  • Hammanskraal
  • Carousel
  • Maubane

Bakwena – N4

  • Swartruggens
  • Kroondal
  • Marikana
  • Buffelspoort
  • Brits
  • K99
  • Doornpoort 

N3TC – N3

  • Mooi
  • Bergville
  • Tugela
  • Tugela East
  • Wilge
  • De Hoek

 

Managed by Sanral – N1

  • Huguenot
  • Verkeerdevlei
  • Vaal
  • Grasmere
  • Kranskop
  • Nyl
  • Sebetiela
  • Capricorn
  • Baobab 

Managed by Sanral – N2

  • Izotsha
  • Oribi
  • Umtentweni
  • King Shaka Airport
  • oThongathi
  • Mvoti
  • Mandini
  • 47 Dokodweni
  • 48 Mtunzini

 Managed by Sanral – N3

  • 49 Mariannhill

Managed by Sanral – N4

  • Pelindaba
  • Quagga

Managed by Sanral – N17

  • Gosforth
  • 53 Dalpark
  • 54 Brakpan
  • 55 Denne
  • 56 Leandra
  • 57 Trichardt
  • 58 Ermelo 

Managed by Sanral – R30/R730/R34

  • Brandfort

     

TRAC – N4

  • Donkerhoek
  • Cullinan
  • Diamond Hill
  • Valtaki
  • Ekandustria
  • Middelburg
  • Machado
  •  Nkomazi

Source: SAnews.gov.za

SAnews.gov.za is a South African government news service, published by the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS). SAnews.gov.za (formerly BuaNews) was established to provide quick and easy access to articles and feature stories aimed at keeping the public informed about the implementation of government mandates.

Go to: http://www.sanews.gov.za
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