An accident on the N14 in Centurion, in which a truck collided with 18 vehicles, left 24 people injured. South Africans blamed reckless driving for the crash.
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South Africans worry that truck drivers do not respect the rules of the road after a truck crashed into almost 20 vehicles. Images: Darren Stewart/Gallo Images via Getty Images and Fajrul IslamCENTURION – An accident which resulted from a truck crashing into scores of vehicles on the N14 in Centurion on 12 March left 24 people needing medical care.Netizens who regularly use the N14 commented about the dangers they face on the road because of drivers and a lack of cameras.
Both trucks were approaching one bend, colliding with each other, resulting in an explosion. One of the drivers died, and the other was severely injured.
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