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Tag Archives: traffic
Ocean basket case
Years ago we went to Ocean Basket and came away with 50% food poisoning (two ate, one came away sick). We have not been back. However, we did not say anything to anyone at the time. Why make a fuss? Today, their … Continue reading
When the indicator does not flash, the vehicle may be turning
I spoke to a man driving a nice big white 15-seater bus and trailer for Ilios travel – http://www.ilios.co.za/ this morning in the traffic, to let him know that the lights on his trailer don’t work. That was cool. I … Continue reading
How can two drive together unless they are agreed?
Historically, the rules of the road embody the consensus of experts (and some non-experts) about how vehicles should drive to avoid collisions, and ensure reasonably efficient transport in a variety of conditions. A standard side of the road is used, … Continue reading
Mr van Sitttert, I presume
The “problem”: On our Johannesburg roads, there is a grand tradition of tailgating. Big cars sit on the tails of little cars. Little cars sit on the tails of big cars. Huge hulking trucks sit on the tails of anyone … Continue reading