Good Samaritan saves the day by helping hit and run victim

Good Samaritan saves the day by helping hit and run victim

- A good Samaritan saved the day for Naquita Whittles; she had been involved in an accident with a truck

- The truck almost drove away before Naquita could get the drivers details, which would have made it a hit and run

- Sanele saved the day when he managed to stop the truck driver in order to exchange details with him; Naquita took to Facebook to share her amazing story

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Naquita Whittles took to Facebook to share an amazing story about her horrible experience on the N2.

She was involved in a hit and run with a truck and thought that she'd never be able to get the drivers details for an insurance claim.

Good Samaritan saves the day by helping hit and run victim
Sanele saved the day by helping Naquita get the truck driver's details after he hit her car. Photo credit: Naquita Whittles, @SaneleTrans21
Source: Facebook

However, that was when Sanele from Sanele's Transport appeared and managed to get the truck driver to stop so that Naquita could get his details.

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She was very thankful and said that not many people would have done that for a stranger.

Naquita's tale in full

"Just want to send a huge thank you and appreciation to Sanele from Sanele's Transport for all your assistance this afternoon during the crazy traffic on the N2.
What would have resulted in a hit and run from a speeding trucker but didn't due to Sanele's quick reaction and ensuring the truck eventually stopped so details could be exchanged!
Not many people would have stopped to help, it was home time for most and people just wanna get home.

But Sanele ensured the driver gave us all details, he made sure all the ladies in the car were safe and only left once everything was sorted so we could all be on our way.

Thank you so much Sanele, you are a man of honor and all us ladies are extremely grateful for your help this afternoon! "

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Reactions from social media users

Naquita shared the story in the #ImStaying group on Facebook and users shared their reaction to the post:

Michelle Bloem:

"Thank you Sanele for the Spirit of Ubuntu. You are a true General. Big Ups to you. May God bless and keep you... May he favour you and your business. You are a man of integrity. "

Adélia Carreira:

"Fantastic! Well done Seneleso glad to know that there are still good people in this world ❤️"

Anita van Rensburg:

"Wonderful!!! Sandler, you are a super special Hero!!! Thanks for caring and making a huge impact on these people's lives. I wish you and your new friends God's blessings, love and protection! Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤"

Michelle Schourie Simister:

"You know, apart from the fact that this is a beautiful story, what blows my mind is that this happens on a daily basis and yet, the greater populace still seems so divided."

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Earlier, Briefly News reported that Alma Fleischman had a terrible experience when her car tyre burst catastrophically on the N3. She was not sure if she would be able to change it herself.

Fortunately for her, Xolani and Ollie stopped to help her. Their kind actions restored Alma's faith in humanity.

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Stefan Mack (Editor) Stefan Mack is an English and history teacher who has broadened his horizons with journalism. He enjoys experiencing the human condition through the world's media. Stefan keeps Briefly News' readers entertained during the weekend. He graduated from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in 2010 with a Bachelor of Education (BEd), majoring in History and English. Stefan has been writing for Briefly News for a number of years and has covered mainstream to human interest articles.