nra.co.za SANRAL Toll Payment Methods : South African National Roads Agency

Organisation : South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited – SANRAL
Facility : Toll Payment Methods
Location : Pretoria
Website : https://www.nra.co.za/

Toll Payment Methods

SANRAL Routes :
Class 1 – 4 :
For All Vehicles users can pay Toll Fees using :
** Cash (South African Tender) or

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** Master Card or Visa Credit Cards issued by South African Banks or
** Garage Cards or Petrol Cards issued by South African Banks or
** Fleet Cards issued by South African Fleet Card Issuers

Payment Methods NOT Accepted :
** Diners Club and Amercian Express are NOT accepted methods of payment for any class of vehicle.
** All Debit Cards Not Accepted

N3TC, TRAC, Bakwena :
Class 1 :
Light Vehicles For Light Vehicles users can pay Toll Fees using :
** Cash or
** Master Card or Visa Credit Cards issued by South African Banks or
** Garage Cards or Petrol Cards issued by South African Banks or
** Fleet Cards issued by South African Fleet Card Issuers

Class 2 – 4: Heavy Vehicles :
For Heavy Vehicles users can pay Toll Fees using :
** Cash; or
** Fleet Cards issued by South African Fleet Card Issuers
** Zimele Toll Debit Card

Payment Methods NOT Accepted :
** Diners Club, Amercian Express and all other International Cards are NOT accepted methods of payment for any class of vehicle.
** Mastercard & Visa Cards are only accepted for Class 1 (Light) Vehicles.
** Garage Cards are only accepted for Class 1 (Light) Vehicles

FAQ :
What Are The Benefits Of Tolling?
** Toll roads ensure a high quality road network. In addition to contributing to improved road safety, toll roads generally reduce travelling distances and result in substantial savings on the running costs of your vehicle and much valued travel time.

** The “user-pay” principle represents a fair and precise way of paying for transportation facilities.
** Tolls link the benefits for the road user with its fees by charging users only in direct relationship to how much of the road they use.

What Is Open Road Tolling (ORT)?
** Open Road Tolling (ORT) is a method of electronic toll collection along a road or road network.
** This method of payment allows for the motorist to make use of a road or road network without stopping at a Toll Plaza or Toll barrier points for the manual collection of monies.
** Motorists can drive along their route without stopping, as all billing is electronic.

** ORT allows for free flowing open roads ensuring the smoother flow of traffic – this means free following traffic without any physical lane separation or hindrance.
** Overhead gantries will be situated approximately every 10km (or between interchanges) along the Gauteng road network.

What Are The Benefits Of Open Road Tolling (Ort)?
** Better Roads = Better Infrastructure = Better Economy
** Reduces the amount of time spent on the road
** Provides free flowing traffic along the route and assists in eliminating congestion
** Over a period of time the motorists saves on car routine maintenance
** Reduces the amount of Carbon emission as there is less time spent on the roads

** Improves motorist safety and security along the route as it is a free flowing collection system along a open road
** SANRAL has implemented a Freeway Management Systems whereby roads are monitored and road user assistance along the tolled road network is improved in emergency situations.
** Safely engineered roads which require less maintenance over greater periods of time