It is SA’s main artery from Beit Bridge with Cape Town – and here’s what you’ll pay for tolls on the N1 this Easter after March price hikes.
Prices have been hiked just in time for the first long weekend of 2024, and here’s what tolls on the N1 this Easter will cost you. Firstly, we are looking at the ‘Great North Road’, but we will explore other major toll routes shortly, too. Nevertheless, motorists will be taking to the roads in a big way this week. And here’s what you can expect to pay for tolls on the N1 this Easter …Newly adjusted toll fees for 2024 took effect last month and here’s how much you’ll pay this Easter.
For the sake of ease of use, we’re only focusing on Class 1 travel for tolls on the N1 this Easter. This refers to the light motor vehicles we all drive. Classes 2,3 and 4 are for heavy vehicles and therefore not relevant to Easter holidaymakers. Updated 2024 prices are in bold.What do you think of how much you’ll have to spend on tolls on the N1 this Easter? Highway robbery or necessary upkeep for our roads? Be sure to share your thoughts with our audience in the comments section below.
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