Schedule of toll tariffs from 1 July 2024.

Schedule A: Toll Tariffs and Discounts

LEVYING AND COLLECTION OF TOLLS UNDER SECTION 3
TOLLS AND REBATES

The toll payable for the driving or use of a vehicle in a class of vehicles set out in column 1, read with column 2 of the table in this Schedule, is as set out in column 3, 4, 5 or 6 of the table.

We're pleased to announce that the Minister has given the go-ahead for a special discount for "small delivery vehicles" beginning on July 1, 2023. Specifically, this applies to double-wheel-axle cars like the Kia and Dyna as well as small delivery vehicles that were previously prohibited from entering from the Noordhoek side.

Note (1): All tolls include 15% VAT.

Note (2): Rebates for regular users and minibus taxis are only applicable to persons who drive or use any of the classes of vehicles, referred to in the table, on the toll road and who have registered with the Concessionaire and maintain a minimum balance of R80,00 in their accounts. Rebates are applicable for non-commercial use only.

Note (3): Wild Card rebates are only applicable to persons who drive or use any of the classes of vehicles, referred to in the table, on the toll road and who are in possession of a valid Wild Card, as distributed by South African National Parks and CapeNature, and who have registered with the Concessionaire. Wild Card holders who have not registered but who present their cards at the toll plaza will not qualify for the Wild Card rebate. Wild Card rebates are applicable for noncommercial use only.

Note (4): Minibus taxis with valid operating licences issued in terms of the National Land Transport Act, 2009 (Act 5 of 2009), are exempt from the provision requiring non-commercial use as contemplated in Note (2).

Note (5): A rebate is granted to small delivery vehicles with one heavy axle and a wheelbase of less than 3 000 mm; a width of less than 2 500 mm; and a length of less than 5 000 mm. Note (6): Classes of vehicles are prescribed in terms of regulation 3 of the Regulations Regarding Provincial Toll Roads, made under the Western Cape Toll Roads Act, 1999, published under Provincial Notice 115/2001 in Provincial Gazette 5699 dated 20 April 2001.

Note (7): Rebates are granted in terms of section 3(3) and (4) of the Western Cape Toll Roads Act, 1999.

Schedule B

EXEMPTION FROM PAYMENT OF TOLLS UNDER SECTION 4
EXEMPT DRIVERS AND USERS

A person driving or using any of the following vehicles on the toll road is exempt from paying toll:

(a) South African Police Service vehicles used in the performance of a duty;
(b) South African National Defence Force vehicles used in the performance of a duty;
(c) Western Cape Government emergency services vehicles and traffic police vehicles used in the performance of a duty;
(d) City of Cape Town emergency services vehicles and traffic police vehicles used in the performance of a duty;
(e) South African National Parks vehicles used in the performance of a duty;
(f) ambulances used for an ambulance service licensed in terms of the Western Cape Ambulance Services Act, 2010 (Act 3 of 2010), used in the performance of ambulance services;
(g) fire-fighting vehicles as defined in section 1 of the National Road Traffic Act, 1996 (Act 93 of 1996), used in the performance of fire-fighting services;
(h) rescue vehicles as defined in section 1 of the National Road Traffic Act, 1996, used in the performance of rescue services; and
(i) operational and maintenance vehicles used in the performance of operational and maintenance duties on the toll road.

Terms & Conditions of Use Wild Card Tariff Changes 2018 Government Gazette

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