Finally Sanral admits e-toll glitches

Etoll, E-toll, gantry, toll road, toll gate. Freeway / highway N3 between Beyers Naude and Linksfield. 18 March 2012. Generic illustrative highway pic, caption as needed. Picture: Karen Sandison

Etoll, E-toll, gantry, toll road, toll gate. Freeway / highway N3 between Beyers Naude and Linksfield. 18 March 2012. Generic illustrative highway pic, caption as needed. Picture: Karen Sandison

Published Jan 10, 2014

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Johannesburg - Roads agency Sanral has admitted that some glitches have been experienced in the e-toll collection system, The Citizen reported on Friday.

Spokesman Vusi Mona told the newspaper there had been some "genuine" complaints about the system.

"There are genuine customer complaints. There is no system that is foolproof and 100 percent correct."

He said there were not a large number of such complaints, however, and those complaints lodged with consumer satisfaction website Hellopeter.com were being handled by Sanral's public relations department.

Mona said the agency had acquired motorists' cell phone numbers legally through the Electronic National Administration Traffic Information System (eNatis).

"We are not breaking any laws or violating people's privacy," he said. -Sapa

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