Penny Ntuli twerks on freeway, authorities shocked
The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has publicly condemned Jozi FM radio presenter Penny Ntuli for a reckless stunt that has sparked widespread controversy.
A viral video showing Ntuli and a friend dancing and twerking on the side of a freeway, in full view of oncoming traffic, has drawn sharp criticism from authorities who labeled the act as dangerous and illegal.
The video, which quickly climbed social media trends, captured Ntuli and her companion engaging in provocative dance moves on a national road, prompting the RTMC to issue a stern warning. “Pedestrians are prohibited on freeways under the National Road Traffic Act, and such behavior is illegal,��� the RTMC stated. “Content creators should not risk their lives for ‘likes’.”
The authority expressed shock at the display, emphasizing the potential for serious accidents caused by distracted drivers or pedestrians on restricted roadways.
Ntuli, a popular media personality, has yet to publicly respond to the backlash. The incident has reignited debates about the lengths some influencers go to for social media attention, with many urging greater responsibility in the pursuit of viral fame.
The RTMC’s statement serves as a reminder that public safety must come before online clout, as authorities continue to monitor and address hazardous behavior on South Africa’s roads.
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