While e-tolling in Gauteng will go ahead at midnight on Monday, calls for the system to be scrapped have not ceased. On Monday, the Freedom Front Plus tried to interdict the system in the high court in Pretoria, but the case was struck off the roll. Meanwhile, Cosatu seems confident that civil disobedience will prevent the success of e-tolling, while the DA remains firm on its stance, that it can stop the system if elected into government.

We talk to M&G associate editor Phillip De Wet about the likelihood of these campaigns succeeding, and whether Johannesburg motorists should purchase e-tags.

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