South African toll roads 2026

Mainline toll fees for all major national roads — updated 1 March 2026 after SANRAL's 3.12% CPI-linked annual adjustment.

Beit Bridge → Johannesburg → Bloemfontein → Cape Town

R1371

23 tolls

27 route calculators available

Cape Town → George → Port Elizabeth → East London → Durban

R212

5 tolls

9 route calculators available

Johannesburg → Harrismith → Durban

R790

16 tolls

6 route calculators available

Botswana border (Zeerust) ← Pretoria → Nelspruit → Mozambique border

R701

13 tolls

10 route calculators available

East London → Queenstown → Aliwal North → Bloemfontein

R198

3 tolls

2 route calculators available

N17

Johannesburg → Springs → Ermelo → Oshoek (eSwatini border)

R153

5 tolls

1 route calculator available

Fees shown are Class I (one-way). Class I covers standard light vehicles — cars, SUVs, bakkies. Minibus taxis, trucks and buses fall into higher classes with different rates.

Note: The Gauteng e-toll system has been permanently scrapped. No e-tag is required on any South African road. All major toll plazas accept contactless card payments.