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Gauteng ANC says no to e-tolls

Provincial party leaders say the system is too expensive and has negatively affected traffic.

Bpost, Zetes find bikes

CycloSafe tracks and finds lost bicycles thanks to an RFID chip on the frame of the bike.

Provinces reject national fuel levy - paper

Transport MECs from other provinces do not want a national fuel levy to foot the bill for Gauteng's e-tolls, City Press reports.

Zetes ensures accurate shipments

Zetes has announced a new approach to pallet loading control to ensure 100% accurate shipments.

Biometrics technology

Biometrics commonplace in SA

The biometrics market has been one of the fastest emerging markets for the past few years.

Sanral stands firm on e-tolling

The roads agency will carry on implementing government policy until told otherwise.

Epson in-house colour printing

Cut labelling costs with Epson

The TM-C3500 label printer uses pigment ink to create durable, fast-drying labels.

I.roc Ci70 - Ex

Intrinsically safe scanning devices

Bartrans introduces a host of intrinsically safe scanning devices designed for use in ex-areas.

Sanral slams CT e-toll rumours

The agency insists conventional tolls will be implemented in the Western Cape.

Debunking biometrics myths

There are many myths and misnomers surrounding these unique identifiers and the technology used to capture them. Nick van der Merwe, director of Technology and Business Development at Muvoni Biometric & Smartcard Solutions.

Muvoni Biometric and Smartcard Solutions

Visitor management

Wireless technology boosts visitor management

Portable licence capture devices, for example, have proven to be an indispensable asset at facility entrances.

Outa welcomes e-toll concessions

While relaxed payment conditions are welcome, it does not make the system any more rational, Outa says.

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