HOW NOT TO PAY E TOLL !!!!

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  • IanF
    Moderator

    • Dec 2007
    • 2680

    #16
    I still see the ANC announcing the reduction of rates to about 10c/km basis and use this as an election tactic.
    There are still no details of when this will be implemented.
    Only stress when you can change the outcome!

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    • Dave A
      Site Caretaker

      • May 2006
      • 22803

      #17
      Originally posted by IanF
      I still see the ANC announcing the reduction of rates to about 10c/km basis and use this as an election tactic.
      I'm pretty sure the ANC is mindful that there's an election around the corner. And on track record, you're probably right - fair chance they'll come with some sort of "we've reduced the tariff" play or something similar to try to put a positive spin on the whole fiasco.

      Two problems with that, of course:
      1. They are the ones who introduced the e toll plan in the first place
      2. We need to look beyond the introductory rate. What will the bill be down the line?
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      • Phil Cooper
        Gold Member

        • Nov 2010
        • 645

        #18
        Right

        Press say from what they have been able to ascertain, 150,000 have purchased tags, not 600,000. The bulk are Government departments and municipalities, etc.

        As EACH gate you go under is a separate offence, it is estimated that they will have to take over 1.4m people to Court PER MONTH - at 15 minutes (minimum) PER HEARING. That is 350,000 HOURS of hearings in Court. As Courts work 6 hours per day (?) that represents 58,333 days - 159.82 years. Feasible? I do not think so.

        CIVIL debt CANNOT end in a Criminal record. SANRAL is a private company, so actions are CIVIL, not Criminal.

        You LEGALLY cannot be stopped by a private company for a private debt, or jailed for it.

        Someone has not thought it through.

        ETolling failed in Spain and USA because 19% and 23% of people did not pay. I think it will exceed 40% here - and they have said they need 90% payment to succeed.

        In their dreams!

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        • Citizen X
          Diamond Member

          • Sep 2011
          • 3411

          #19
          Many have bought the e-tag, but this is no gaurantee that the e-tag itself will necessarily always work. It's a cheap device. Let's assume you buy it and it just never works, then what I'll wait for the bill though..
          “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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          • Hermes14
            Bronze Member

            • Mar 2013
            • 152

            #20
            have a 20 year old daughter who s is very naive and impressionable and has to travel on the highways to college, who is going to defend her if at some stage SANRAL decides that they going to have a road block and arrest all who go through, throw her in jail over night. Whilst this is unlawful and would be thrown out of court, who is going to carry the emotional scars that have been caused by the incarceration and what ever happens behind those bars?
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            • pmbguy
              Platinum Member

              • Apr 2013
              • 2095

              #21
              Originally posted by Phil Cooper
              Right

              Press say from what they have been able to ascertain, 150,000 have purchased tags, not 600,000. The bulk are Government departments and municipalities, etc.

              As EACH gate you go under is a separate offence, it is estimated that they will have to take over 1.4m people to Court PER MONTH - at 15 minutes (minimum) PER HEARING. That is 350,000 HOURS of hearings in Court. As Courts work 6 hours per day (?) that represents 58,333 days - 159.82 years. Feasible? I do not think so.

              CIVIL debt CANNOT end in a Criminal record. SANRAL is a private company, so actions are CIVIL, not Criminal.

              You LEGALLY cannot be stopped by a private company for a private debt, or jailed for it.

              Someone has not thought it through.

              ETolling failed in Spain and USA because 19% and 23% of people did not pay. I think it will exceed 40% here - and they have said they need 90% payment to succeed.

              In their dreams!
              I think your post is the most damming one so far against the feasibility and ultimate adoption of E-Toll. If you are right I can’t for the life of me think it’s ever going to work.
              It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change. – Charles Darwin

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              • Hermes14
                Bronze Member

                • Mar 2013
                • 152

                #22
                it is estimated that they will have to take over 1.4m people to Court PER MONTH - at 15 minutes (minimum) PER HEARING. That is 350,000 HOURS of hearings in Court. As Courts work 6 hours per day (?) that represents 58,333 days - 159.82 years. Feasible? I do not think so
                Please show me a court that can hear a case in 15 Minutes.(Excluding cases being remanded)

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                • Miro Bagrov
                  Bronze Member

                  • Dec 2011
                  • 152

                  #23
                  The main investor of in this project from Dubai. The money is just going overseas to pay the interest as return on investment. If the government made the mistake of "guaranteeing" the loan, that is indeed stupid.

                  This project is definitely a failure.

                  I just hope motorists think twice next time before they complain that the roads are not wide enough.

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                  • IanF
                    Moderator

                    • Dec 2007
                    • 2680

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Miro Bagrov
                    The main investor of in this project from Dubai. The money is just going overseas to pay the interest as return on investment. If the government made the mistake of "guaranteeing" the loan, that is indeed stupid.

                    This project is definitely a failure.

                    I just hope motorists think twice next time before they complain that the roads are not wide enough.
                    @Miro who is this Dubai backer, I thought this was financed by bonds and the government pension fund was the main buyer of the bonds?
                    Only stress when you can change the outcome!

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                    • HR Solutions
                      Suspended

                      • Mar 2013
                      • 3358

                      #25
                      I was under the impression that it was Austrian , but either way its out of the country !!

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                      • Dave S
                        Gold Member

                        • Jun 2007
                        • 733

                        #26
                        Originally posted by IanF
                        @Miro who is this Dubai backer, I thought this was financed by bonds and the government pension fund was the main buyer of the bonds?
                        It's a company called "Kapsch", Austrian based, but with ties in Dubai, Europe, USA. But as HR Solutions said, the money is leaving the country...
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                        • IanF
                          Moderator

                          • Dec 2007
                          • 2680

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Dave S
                          It's a company called "Kapsch", Austrian based, but with ties in Dubai, Europe, USA. But as HR Solutions said, the money is leaving the country...
                          Kapsch are involved in collecting the money, but I don't think they are the majority investor in the project. Miro are they owned by a Dubai investor?
                          Anyway still no announcement on the start date!
                          Only stress when you can change the outcome!

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                          • golfer
                            New Member
                            • Oct 2013
                            • 3

                            #28
                            Will never get an e-tag.
                            Its discounted rates for now with e-tag, but once we all have e-tags what then.
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                            • Hermes14
                              Bronze Member

                              • Mar 2013
                              • 152

                              #29
                              Someone on another forum pointed out this post to me.
                              This is the first I have heard of this agenda 21



                              They are building a UN directed system, to track and control (and restrict) all human activity. Money was never the issue. Tracking and control is the issue. That is why even exempt vehicles like ambulances etc MUST still have e-tags.

                              #etoll THIS IS WHY YOU ARE GETTING E-TOLLS GAUTENG! All other SA ICLEI cities.. You're up next!

                              #AGENDA21 #SMARTGRID #GDS2040

                              Please watch and share the 4min video below, and READ and share this post:



                              "Sustainable Urban Mobility in 2040":

                              - "the only solution" for our future (to save us from the fable of AGW), is "TIGHTLY PLANNED AND CONTROLLED URBAN TRANSPORT"
                              - 'Calorie Cards' (rations, or carbon credit cards), allowing you to travel, or not.
                              - Registered visits, as reported on by this page last week (https://www.facebook.com/StopAgenda2...76605249074057)
                              - High density cities, compact "stack 'n pack" living units
                              - Children allocated to school, no free choice
                              - Designated jobs
                              - All food controlled by Global Food Council
                              - Only the rich can afford to drive cars, admittedly because of "global carbon deals" - you know... the ones that are MANDATORY, and decided behind closed doors; the ones you NEVER get to vote on... yeah THOSE!
                              - 'Many cities banning cars in central areas'

                              See anything yet? This is the absolute death of free mobility. And the death of all personal liberty, and freedom of choice. This is the reason SANRAL and the government WILL NOT let go of electronically tolling Gauteng's highways (which services the entire SADC region and beyond, so those countries can also prepare themselves for price increases. On everything). It has been openly admitted by government that this tolling project aims (allegedly amongst other things) to push people off private transport onto public transport.

                              They are building a UN directed system, to track and control (and restrict) all human activity. Money was never the issue. Tracking and control is the issue. That is why even exempt vehicles like ambulances etc MUST still have e-tags.

                              And this is the system they are building, under our noses, expropriating OUR money to do it, without giving us a say in the matter, while telling us they have to build this system because there aren't enough funds to maintain our roads.

                              As shown by our previous post about the Africa Union, these "regional sustainablility plans" are decided on behind closed doors (actually nothing is decided, it has all been pre-decided), and will be forced down our throats. All Agenda 21 "climate agreements" to cut emmisions are MANDATORY.

                              And let's never forget, that his entire undemocratic, totalitarian, social engineering system, is all politically justified by a pseudo-scientific fable; that human activities producing CO2, is chaning the climate of the planet.

                              Agenda 21. Feel it. It is here.


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                              I think this is the document they are talking about

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                              • desA
                                Platinum Member

                                • Jan 2010
                                • 1023

                                #30
                                This ANother Crook mob are thick.

                                Instead of ploughing money into decent mass transport, they choose to squeeze the remaining transport conduits for blood. Causing inflation, resentment & adding nails to the economy's coffin.
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