Outa ready to defend e-toll offenders in court
1 June 2016
Cape Town – Anti-tolling lobbyist Outa said on Wednesday that it has “largely completed” preparations for its defensive challenge on behalf of Gauteng motorists summonsed for the non-payment of e-tolls.
“Our action to defend our members has advanced on the back of significant additional and important information obtained over the past few years,” said Ivan Herselman, Outa’s director of legal affairs.
“Sanral and the governing authorities have a lot to answer for in court, not only on their conduct surrounding the decision to toll Gauteng’s freeway upgrade, but also on numerous technical and procedural matters pertaining to the scheme's practical application.”
Sanral sent over 2 000 summonses to non-paying motorists, Outa said.