Notice 178 of 2014: Western Cape Provincial Gazette no 7284 dated 11 July 2014
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Exemption from toll payment for designated vehicles
Certain vehicles used in the performance of duty are exempt from paying tolls on Chapman’s Peak Drive. This includes vehicles operated by the South African Police Service, National Defence Force, emergency services, Traffic Police of the Western Cape and City of Cape Town, and South African National Parks.
- Who it is for
- operators of designated emergency, police, military, and conservation vehicles
- How to act on it
- Use the vehicle in the performance of an official duty and ensure it falls under one of the listed categories
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A person who drives or uses any of the following motor vehicles on the toll road is exempted from paying toll: (a) South African Police Service motor vehicles used in the performance of a duty; (b) South African National Defence Force motor vehicles used in the performance of a duty; (c) Emergency vehicles and Traffic Police motor vehicles of the Provincial Government of the Western Cape used in the performance of a duty; (d) City of Cape Town emergency services vehicles and Traffic Police motor vehicles used in the performance of a duty; (e) South African National Parks vehicles used in the p
Toll payment for vehicle use on Chapman’s Peak Drive
All drivers must pay a toll based on their vehicle class when using Chapman’s Peak Drive. Tolls vary from R5.00 to R379.00 depending on the vehicle type and include 14% VAT. The toll is payable per use.
- Who it is for
- drivers of vehicles on Chapman’s Peak Drive
- How to act on it
- Pay the applicable toll at the toll plaza when using the road
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The toll payable for the driving or use of a vehicle in a class of vehicles set out in column 1 read with column 2 of the table in this Schedule is as set out in column 3, 4 or 5 of the table.
Wild Card rebate for Chapman’s Peak Drive users
Holders of valid Wild Cards issued by South African National Parks and CapeNature can receive a rebate if they pre-register with the Concessionaire. Unregistered holders presenting cards at the toll plaza will not qualify. The rebate applies only to non-commercial use.
- Who it is for
- holders of Wild Cards issued by South African National Parks and CapeNature who pre-register with the Concessionaire
- How to act on it
- Obtain a valid Wild Card from South African National Parks or CapeNature, pre-register with the Concessionaire, and present the card at the toll plaza
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Note (3): Wild Card Rebates are only applicable to persons who drive or use motor vehicles on the toll road and who are in possession of valid Wild Cards as distributed by South African National Parks and CapeNature and who have pre-registered with the Concessionaire. Wild Card holders who have not pre-registered but who present their cards at the toll plaza will not qualify for the Wild Card rebate. Wild Card rebates are applicable to non-commercial use only.
Facts
Places
Western Cape
Reference
P.N. 178/2014
Parties
Wild Card rebates) and exemptions
Key Takeaways
- reference: P.N. 178/2014
- date: 11 July 2014
- effective date: 1 August 2014
- amends: Provincial Notice No. 232 (Provincial Gazette No. 7151, 19 July 2013)
- subject: Levying and exemption from tolls for Chapman’s Peak Drive
- schedule: Schedule A (tolls and rebates) and Schedule B (exemptions)
- toll categories: vehicle classes 1-28 plus, with specific tolls and rebates
- rebate structures: regular users and Wild Card rebates
- exemptions: listed exemptions for police and defence vehicles
Dates
Opening Date
11 July 2014