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OUTA urges public participation at e-toll tariffs sessions

The Department of Transport and SANRAL will be holding three public engagement sessions this week, at which they will be presenting on the e-toll Exemptions and Tariff regulations and where the public are able to also hand in written submissions and raise questions/concerns.

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12/11/2012 10:37:57

OUTA urges public participation at e-toll tariffs sessions


The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (OUTA) urges the public to attend these Public information sessions on the e-toll regulations at one of the following venues listed below. These opportunities for society engagement should not be overlooked or ignored and we encourage an expression of views to the authorities on the excessive rates and processes related to e-tolls.
 

Tue 13 November 2012 Wed 14 November 2012 Thu 15 November 2012
The Premier Hotel
73 Gladiator Street
Rhodesfield
Kempton Park
18h00		 CSIR
Meiring Naude Road
Brummeria
Pretoria
18h00		 The Focus Rooms
The Core, 1st Floor South
Cnr. Kikuyu & Leeuwkop Str
Sunninghill
18h00




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