Minimum-wage workers left with less than R1,800 after transport costs
The Automobile Association (AA) says high fares, long commutes and inadequate public transport are trapping low-income workers in poverty, and has called for greater investment in taxis, commuter rail, BRT and pedestrian infrastructure.
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