Truck spiking incident reported on the R573 on Moloto Road, near Byne in the Kameeldrift area, east of Pretoria. It was established that a truck has been badly damaged. Local authorities were on the scene for assistance.
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Please be advised that on Thursday, 06 August 2026 from 07:30, abnormal load trucks transporting wind turbine components will be travelling from Coega Harbour through Makhanda along the N2 sections 12 and 13 towards a farm on the R350 Bedford road.
https://arrr.co.za/5U6xY
Fleets represent a significant proportion of vehicles on South African roads — and fleet managers carry a duty of care for every driver behind the wheel. Cracked or chipped windscreens reduce driver visibility, compromise structural safety, and are a legal roadworthiness concern.