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AARTO in trouble if not applied consistently, says ITSSA Restricted

South Africa’s new Administrative Adjudication of Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) will not work if it is not well managed and applied in a consistent, transparent manner, says Intelligent Transport Society of South Africa CEO Dr Paul Vorster. In...
22 Nov 12
 
 
E-TOLLS

Cosatu renews call to scrap e-tolling Restricted

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has appealed to government to take notice of opposition to the e-tolling of Gauteng freeways. In a presentation to the National Assembly's transport committee on Tuesday, the trade union...
20 Nov 12
 
 
TRANSPORT PLAN

Planning commission’s transport vision long on ambition, short on detail Restricted

While August 16 will probably forever be remembered as the day the South African Police Service opened fire on striking mineworkers at the Marikana platinum mine, killing 34 people, the week also delivered another noteworthy, much more positive...
16 Nov 12
 
 
E-tolls

Public rejects e-tolls – OUTA Restricted

Public meetings on Gauteng's e-tolls indicated the public was against the system, the Opposition To Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa) said on Thursday. "Despite efforts by the department of transport to focus on discussing the proposed tariffs and...
16 Nov 12
 
 
PUBLIC TRANSPORT

First leg of Tshwane bus rapid transit system set to open in April Restricted

The 7 km, Phase 1A leg of the Tshwane bus rapid transit (BRT) system, running from the innercity to Hatfield, is on track to open in April 2014, says City of Tshwane strategic executive director transport Lungile Madlala.
16 Nov 12
 
 
TRANSPORT PLAN

Planning commission’s transport vision long on ambition, short on detail Restricted

While August 16 will probably forever be remembered as the day the South African Police Service opened fire on striking mine workers at the Marikana platinum mine, killing 34 people, the week also delivered another noteworthy, much more positive...
16 Nov 12
 
 
TRANSPORT PLAN

Gauteng's future mobility hinges on better coordination, integration Restricted

South Africa’s most populous province will require better planning coordination, as well as greater integration across transport modes if it is to avoid future “gridlock”, Gauteng Roads and Transport MEC Ismail Vadi warned on Tuesday. The...
13 Nov 12
 
 
GFIP & E-TOLL

Cesa voices support for user-pays principle Restricted

Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) on Monday said it supported the user-pays principle proposed for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP), provided that there was at least one alternative to tolling available that met a basic...
12 Nov 12
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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