AchmatK
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In Somerset West today. Description of what took place on the video page.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1ZmQf3iRaI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1ZmQf3iRaI
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Nice one dude, and also fortunate that you turned right at the robots instead of following the Polo to the left. I think if you had gone left it would have been a no brainer for the black Honda to have run the red robot and followed you both. Was kinda hard to see what was going on though but you did a good job in the description.In Somerset West today. Description of what took place on the video page.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1ZmQf3iRaI
Published on Aug 9, 2014
Prevented possible road rage incident on the N2 in Somerset West.
Date on the video is wrong but the time is correct. Date of the video is 09 August 2014.
Driver in Honda was being agressive toward single female driver in silver VW Polo.
While the video does not portray how serious it was, the driver of the black Honda was very aggressive.
He first pulls up behind the VW who is driving in the right hand lane on the N2 going towards Somerset West. I am not sure what sparked it but it seems as if the Polo was taking too long to give way for the Honda to come past. The Polo driver moves over to allow the Honda to pass. The Honda driver then pulls up along side her on the N2. The Honda driver then holds up traffic in the righthand lane while arguing with the Polo driver. He then goes past the Polo and returns to the left lane. I thought that was the end of it. The Polo driver returned to the right lane and passed the Honda who was at this point in the left lane. When the Polo passed the Honda, the Honda then returned to the right lane giving chase after the Polo driving very close all the way to the Broadway Boulavard offramp. The Honda driver then pulled up alongside the Polo blocking the right lane.
The speed I was at while the video was being taken was 115km/h.
At this point I noticed that it was a single female occupant in the Polo and two males and one female in the Honda. I was prepared to get out of my vehicle to assist but my wife and mother talk some sense into me but I still felt that I needed to do something as it did not seem that the driver of the Honda was going to let up.
When the traffic lights changed I saw an opportunity to pull in front of the Honda while allowing the Polo driver space to get through. I held up the Honda long enough to allow myself to still get over the traffic light safely but leaving the Honda stranded at the traffic light.
I hope the female driver of the Polo is not too shaken by the ordeal.
The registration number of the aggressor is CF19438 and the Polo is has a Somerset West Registration.
Would like to know if there are any possible legal implications for the Honda driver?
Does the driver of the polo need to lay a charge or can I do lay a charge of reckless endangerment without the assistance of the polo driver? A car can be a very dangerous weapon and he was being reckless and putting other motorist in danger by his actions.
Today at 17:50 on the N1 at the Plattekloof offramp (and onto McIntyre Road), a black BMW 120d Coupé MBULU WP / MBUKU WP (can't remember which) decided it's a great idea to not break one, two or even three laws, but four at the same time. Driving without dipped beam lights in dim light, driving with rear fogs on, changing lanes over a solid line without indicating, and talking on her cellphone while in motion.
Right you are.That would be 5 laws. Changing lanes on a solid line AND changing lanes without indicating.
Around 11am on Grayston heading to the M1 North, a black Cayenne registered TEBCON1 GP (not sure about the 1), was swerving between lanes, then gets on the left lane (which only goes left) before cutting my way (at the extent that I had to hit the breaks and the car behind almost went into me) to enter on the bridge over Katherine St which is the middle lane. All of it without indicator obviously.
He continues and speeds up at 100+ km/h on the part between the bridge and the M1 North entrance before cutting the way of another car at the entrance of the highway...
And then keeping on swerving on a busy M1. Funny enough, I was in the middle lane on the M1 and actually passed him without changing lane once...
Tebcon is also a first name and there was no company sign on the car so difficult to be sure !