E-tolls scrapped, but historical debt remains

JOHANNESBURG – As of Thursday, road users in Gauteng will no longer be charged for e-tolls.The unpopular scheme has now been closed.According to Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga, the lights and cameras will however remain on, to help curb crime.However, those with historic debt are still required to pay it.“In terms of the legislation, the SANRAL act, they are expected to pay,” the minister said.”However it’s a matter that we are looking into, there’s still no decision as of now. It’s a matter that is on the table, a matter that we are engaging on and looking at the pros and…