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Radio Islam International – 2019/02/28
Toll fees across South Africa will increase again tomorrow, adding yet more financial pain to already embattled consumers.
The Automobile Association (AA) says these increases will coincide with a likely increase to fuel prices in March, which, given the current data, look set to be significant.
These increases will apply country-wide to all tolled roads. We discuss this with the AA’s Layton Beard…
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