In South Africa, many drivers are holding onto their cars for longer. Rising living costs, higher car prices, and the expense of …
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Defensive Driving
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Delivery bikes have become a common sight on South African roads, from busy city streets to quiet suburbs. These riders play a …
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Auto&General reveals why worn tyres could leave your wet weather claim rejected MAY 2026: South Africa’s varied climate means drivers can experience …
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Volvo Cars and Google today mark a historic step change in how drivers interact with their cars, as Google Gemini begins rolling …
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Intersections are where everything on the road comes together-traffic from all directions, pedestrians crossing, and drivers making quick decisions. Even with stop …
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In South Africa’s busy cities, traffic can be unpredictable. Cars speed up, slow down, and change lanes in quick succession. It’s easy …
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Parking areas may seem less risky than highways, but they are some of the most unpredictable places drivers encounter. Shopping centres, schools, …
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At intersections across South Africa, especially in quieter suburbs or early mornings, it’s common to see drivers slow down at a stop …
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City driving in South Africa has its own unique rhythm. From traffic lights and pedestrian crossings to taxis stopping unexpectedly and delivery …
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Potholes are a common challenge for South African drivers. From city streets to rural roads, surfaces can change quickly – often without …