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Notices·Government Gazette notice·6 February 2024

Government Gazette 50084, Notice 4335

The South African National Roads Agency Limited and National Roads Act (7/1998) [the Act]: National Routes 1 and 4: Platinum Toll Road: Publication of the amounts of toll for the different categories of motor vehicles, and the date and time from which the toll tariffs shall become payable

Issued by the Department of Transport, published in Government Gazette 50084 of 6 February 2024, pages 3 to 10.

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The South African National Roads Agency Limited and National Roads Act (7/1998) [the Act]: National Routes 1 and 4: Platinum Toll Road: Publication of the amounts of toll for the different categories of motor vehicles, and the date and time from which the toll tariffs shall become payable

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