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Toll Fees in South Africa

 
Bringing you all the information you will require on South Africa’s Toll Plazas. From fees to the location of toll plazas and vehicle classification.
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Toll fees effective 1 March 2024

 

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LOCATIONS

Toll Plaza Locations

Toll Plazas

Toll Plaza Locations Per Province

GAUTENG

Toll Fees

EASTERN CAPE

Toll Fees

KWAZULU-NATAL

Toll Fees

LIMPOPO

Toll Fees

MPUMALANGA

Toll Fees

WESTERN CAPE

Toll Fees

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Toll Plazas and Fees for Frequently Travelled Routes

JOHANNESBURG / PRETORIA TO BEAUFORT WEST

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JOHANNESBURG / PRETORIA VIA POLOKWANE TO BEITBRIDGE

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JOHANNESBURG / PRETORIA TO BLOEMFONTEIN / KIMBERLEY

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JOHANNESBURG / PRETORIA TO CAPE TOWN

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JOHANNESBURG / PRETORIA TO DURBAN

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JOHANNESBURG / PRETORIA TO KRUGER NATIONAL PARK / KOMAT

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JOHANNESBURG / PRETORIA TO GQEBERHA

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JOHANNESBURG TO SUN CITY VIA RUSTENBURG

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CAPE TOWN TO DURBAN

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CAPE TOWN TO Gqeberha

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For older toll fees:

Toll fees effective 12 April 2018

Toll fees effective 1 March 2019

Toll fees effective 1 March 2020

Toll fees effective 1 March 2021

Toll fees effective 1 March 2022

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