Zimborders has implemented an adjustment to its toll fees at the Beitbridge border, which took effect on 1 February 2025.
The company emphasises that efforts have been made to keep increases minimal to mitigate the impact of inflation while maintaining high-quality service standards.
NO TOLL FEES INCREASE FOR NON-COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
In a move aimed at alleviating financial pressure on individual motorists, Zimborders has confirmed that there will be no toll charge increases for non-commercial vehicles. This exemption applies to motorcycles, light vehicles, and minibuses, with the company committing to absorbing inflationary costs for these categories throughout 2025.
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MODEST TOLL FEE INCREASE FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
However, commercial vehicles will see a modest increase in toll charges. The adjustments will affect light goods vehicles, coaches, heavy vehicles, goods vehicles, abnormal vehicles, and parking bays.
| Classification of Vehicle | Toll Fee (USD) | Toll Fee (ZAR) |
|---|---|---|
| Motorcycle | $6.00 | R111.32 |
| Light Vehicle | $28.00 | R519.59 |
| Minibus | $41.00 | R760.84 |
| Coach | $85.00 | R1,577.34 |
| Light Goods Vehicle | $85.00 | R1,577.34 |
| Heavy Vehicle | $122.00 | R2,264.23 |
| Goods Vehicle | $213.00 | R3,954.64 |
| Abnormal (Load) Vehicle | $365.00 | R6,775.76 |
| Parking – Freight | $49.00 | R909.56 |
COMMITMENT TO EFFICIENCY
In their statement, Zimborders expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from its stakeholders, reaffirming its commitment to efficiency and improved border post operations.
