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A Comprehensive Guide to the N1 Toll Costs this Festive December: An In-Depth Analysis

by Sarah Kendricks
December 5, 2023

Don’t forget to factor in the N1 toll costs when heading out on the South African highways this December. For Class 1 vehicles traveling from Johannesburg to Cape Town, tolls are expected to reach R219.50. Those driving north from Pretoria to Beit Bridge towards Zimbabwe can expect a toll fee of R337.50. As you plan your holiday travels, remember that the journey itself is just as important as the destination. Share your experiences and travel tips with the community!

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