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Kwazulu-Natal MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison Bheki Ntulu today, 27 October 2020, conducted an operations inspection of the ETEZA Traffic Control Centre which controls the regulation of freight transportation to and from the Richards Bay Harbour including destinations such as Botswana,
Emer-G-Med responded to a collision on the N3 South bound. One patient was treated and transported to hospital for further care. Local authorities were on scene for further investigations. Two-vehicle collision leaves one injured on the N3 https://t.co/h2YSXGutLl#ArriveAlive @EMER_G_MED
Two women were left injured this morning following a three-vehicle collision at the Waverley and Gladstone intersection in Bayswater, Bloemfontein. ER24 paramedics arrived on the scene at 07:00 to find one vehicle on the center median while two others were found in the road. On closer inspection,
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Driving in winter may be hazardous for the unprepared and inexperienced driver. Although South Africa is not as well known for extreme winter conditions, such conditions may be extremely hazardous and many drivers might need to consider measures relating to the condition of their car as well as driving
On the Arrive Alive website we find a rather comprehensive section on safe driving in heavy rains and bad weather, but not so much info on the challenges encountered by our truck drivers in these conditions! We discuss safe driving in heavy winds and how other modes of transport can be safer around
Not many South Africans are aware that their country has the 10th largest road network in the world. Our large road transport network means that during the daily course of their duties, our truck drivers often encounter adverse weather when out on these roads. Defensive driving is required by truck drivers
