The proposed amendments to the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (Aarto) will have adverse implications for Gauteng residents who use roads where e-toll gantries have been erected.
For a long time now Gauteng residents have indicated that they are not willing to pay for e-tolls as it was something they did not agree to. According to recent media reports, under the new regulations a motorist who has outstanding e-toll bills will not be able to renew their vehicle licences until the bills have been paid. ..
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