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Roads agency rapped over KZN toll plans
June 29, 2006 Edition 1 

Tony Carnie 

THE National Roads Agency has come under renewed fire from members of the KwaZulu-Natal parliament and from civic groups for its failure to consult them properly over plans to build new toll roads in the province. 

Transport MEC Bheki Cele repeated that several communities in the southern part of Durban were worried about the proposed toll plaza at Isipingo, and he would "strongly maintain my position of defending the weak". 

Cele was reacting to a report in yesterday's Mercury in which SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) regional spokesman Stewart Wilson said the national government had legal authority to sanction new toll plazas, despite opposition from the KZN parliament. 

"Even if legislation is there, this does not mean that the wishes of the people must be ignored," said Cele. 

Radley Keys, the Democratic Alliance's KZN spokesman on transport, said the provincial parliament, municipalities and the public had to be fully informed on all aspects of Sanral's plans. 

Keys piloted a motion through the KZN parliament two years ago calling for all toll plans to be shelved in the province. The motion also urged the national Transport Minister not to make any unilateral decisions on the tolling of roads in KZN as they posed a direct threat to the economy of the province. 

Keys said yesterday that all funds from the government fuel levy should be dedicated to the construction of new roads.

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