@MbalulaFikile Wait, let me get this right. @MYANC can't fix infrastructure failures yet want to know what the DA is doing about the weather?! Wow. If stupid was a person
Is that all the @MYANC can do. Just rename Town's. Can you not use that money more constructively? You guys are flippen useless.
Feel like a stranger in my own country
East London and Graaff-Reinet are officially no more https://t.co/sIykaE1r9O
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Not a tweet from media on this or the #myanc. Why do you not condone #racism in our country? Why no jail time for @MYANC bongi soleli. Is she even fit to have a role in your party? Shame on you.
One more time for the vigilante fast lane hoggers.
Legally, itโs keep left, pass right.
You have no right to keep right, making those stuck behind you pass on the left, no matter what speed you or they are doing.
Regulation 323(5) of the National Road Traffic Act states that drivers should move over to the left lane
1) when a faster vehicle approaches and
2) if it is safe to do so.
It reads: "(5) Where the driver of a motor vehicle which is being driven in the right hand traffic lane or in the traffic lane furthest to the right on a freeway (hereinafter referred to as the first vehicle) becomes aware that the driver of another motor vehicle (hereinafter referred to as the second vehicle) intends to overtake the first vehicle, the driver of the first vehicle shall steer that vehicle to a lane to the left of the one in which he or she is driving, without endangering himself or herself or other traffic or property on the freeway, and shall not accelerate the speed of his or her vehicle until the second vehicle has passed.
"(6) For the purposes of subregulation (5) the driver of the second vehicle may make the driver of the first vehicle aware that he or she intends to overtake the first vehicle by giving the driver thereof a visible signal by means of flashing the headlights of his or her vehicle."
Whatever your opinion, this is the legal position.
But itโs not necessary to flash your lights at the fast lane driver in front of you if they clearly canโt safely get over to the left at the time.
One more time for the vigilante fast lane hoggers.
Legally, itโs keep left, pass right.
You have no right to keep right, making those stuck behind you pass on the left, no matter what speed you or they are doing.
Regulation 323(5) of the National Road Traffic Act states that drivers should move over to the left lane
1) when a faster vehicle approaches and
2) if it is safe to do so.
It reads: "(5) Where the driver of a motor vehicle which is being driven in the right hand traffic lane or in the traffic lane furthest to the right on a freeway (hereinafter referred to as the first vehicle) becomes aware that the driver of another motor vehicle (hereinafter referred to as the second vehicle) intends to overtake the first vehicle, the driver of the first vehicle shall steer that vehicle to a lane to the left of the one in which he or she is driving, without endangering himself or herself or other traffic or property on the freeway, and shall not accelerate the speed of his or her vehicle until the second vehicle has passed.
"(6) For the purposes of subregulation (5) the driver of the second vehicle may make the driver of the first vehicle aware that he or she intends to overtake the first vehicle by giving the driver thereof a visible signal by means of flashing the headlights of his or her vehicle."
Whatever your opinion, this is the legal position.
But itโs not necessary to flash your lights at the fast lane driver in front of you if they clearly canโt safely get over to the left at the time.
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