Any changes to the fuel levies will be implemented along with any fuel price adjustments on 3 April, the first Wednesday of April 2019. The increase on fuel levies are as follows:
The minister noted that in order to stabilise fuel prices, the Road Accident Fund (Raf) would have to resubmit its Benefits Scheme Bill.[LIVE NOW] Minister Mboweni announces the fuel levies increase of 29c per litre of petrol. #Budget2019 #BudgetSpeech https://t.co/7r9X4k501n pic.twitter.com/0rXQ7FBjJu
— Eyewitness News (@ewnupdates) February 20, 2019
With that being said, the finance minister also stated that there will be a focus on improving non-toll roads.
Minister Mboweni: The South African National Roads Agency is allocated an additional R3.5 billion over the next 3 years to improve non-toll roads. #Budget2019
— South African Government (@GovernmentZA) February 20, 2019
