Eastern Cape - A lot of lives have been sent two Accidents and that transport department has stated it's quite a number of times that motorists should follow rules. A lot of taxi driver like using a lot of speed and that often leads to accidents and it's very sad that these people are the ones who transport other individuals on a regular basis. They do not realise that their recklessness does not only affect them but they are passengers and also other road users.
Seven people were killed in a multi-vehicle accident on the R61 outside Aberdeen early on Monday morning. The Eastern Cape Transport Department said a fully-loaded mini-bus taxi heading to the Western Cape crashed into a stationary recovery vehicle at the site where a broken-down bus was being repaired. It was also mentioned that the seventh occupant succumbed to their injuries in hospital. May their souls rest in peace.
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