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WATCH | Reckless truck driver arrested

A video of a truck with a Mpumalanga registration went viral on social media after a motorist captured the driver on video driving recklessly.

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The driver was found and arrested. The incident occurred on the Kwa-Zulu Natal’s R34 Road. Community Safety, Security and Liaison, MEC Vusi Shongwe said the driver has put many lives in great danger.

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“Such drivers should no longer be allowed on the road as they endanger other people’s lives. The driver does not deserve a driving license. Crashes that involve trucks have many fatalities, especially when public transport is involved,” he said in a statement.

Jabulane Khumalo
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