Plans are underway to increase the use of gas in taxis and buses which could lead to the local manufactures of dual-gas/fuel systems and the implementation of regulations that would eventually prohibit the registration of vehicles which are not outfitted with such units.

The Road Freight Association (RFA) has confirmed its support for e-tolling on the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP), re-iterating that this is based purely on the current cost and the introduction of an independent regulator.

One of South Africa’s top logistics experts, Cobus Rossouw Pr. Eng, Chief Integration Officer, Imperial Logistics, holds the view that e-tolling the Gauteng freeway system is perfectly acceptable, as long as it is done properly.

Several prestigious achievements mark the close of what has been an outstanding year for Imperial Cargo, a member of the Imperial Logistics group.

The South African Tyre Recycling Process company (SATRP) and Bridgestone Tyres have had their application for leave to appeal in the Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of SA (REDISA) matter dismissed with costs.