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MANY South Africans rushed to fill up their tanks on Tuesday, 2 November but the outlook of paying much more for the next tank remains.

• • A video is circulating of a man smashing into a News Café building because he was denied entry. • For more motoring stories, visit Wheels24. Anger can turn your vehicle into a weapon, endangering your life and that of other motorists. It removes some of the essential skills required to be a safe driver. When people are angry, they become extremely distracted and can no longer concentrate on the task at hand. You lose your ability to react calmly to situations encountered. Should a driver cut you off in traffic, you are unlikely to ignore it but more likely to react aggressively....

When being dropped off, children can easily be hidden from view by the transport vehicles. "Additionally, they are likely to dart out across the road without checking for oncoming traffic. When approaching public transport, particularly near schools or school transport, slow down as much as possible, double-check before moving around the vehicle and be prepared for a child popping out unexpectedly," Herbert says. Schoolchildren traveling to school on bicycles Children who cycle to school may swerve into the road or make mistakes that could prove fatal if a driver is not prepared for it. "Giv...

[LISTEN] Do's and don'ts when involved in an accident 23 December 2020 9:54 AM Share This: Managing director of MasterDrive Eugene Herbert says it is important to get the other vehicle's details involved in an accident. Managing director of MasterDrive Eugene Herbert says most people focus on their car and forget to take the necessary details when they are involved in an accident. Speaking to Ray White, Herbert says motorists must make a record of what happened on their cellphone is possible so they can remember all the details when the need arises. Take a photograph if the number plate, th...