Mzansi Woman Praised for Helping Track Driver Who Fled the Accident Scene on Johannesburg Highway

• A post on social media went viral after a woman witnessed an accident on the M1 South highway in Johannesburg
• The driver said she saw a Kia Picanto involved in a collision with a Volkswagen Polo and that the Polo driver fled the scene
• Before the alleged driver who caused the accident drove away the woman took a photograph of the Polo's number plate

Mzansi came out and heaped praise on a social media user who a Johannesburg driver flee the scene of an accident.

Naledi Sokoto posted two photographs on Twitter on Freedom Day of the alleged Volkswagen Polo driver who caused the accident and then drove away.

South African social media users say Sekoto behaved correctly when she posted a tweet after a Volkswagen Polo driver hit a silver Kia Picanto on the M1 South highway in Johannesburg.

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Social media influencer Sekoto witnessed the incident on Freedom Day morning and said she hopes her deed would help the Picanto driver find the transgressor.

Mzansi immediately added their opinion to the tweet and focused on the Polo driver's driving position, with many commenting she is sitting too close to the steering wheel. Others said she didn't want to acknowledge the incident.

According to Legalwise, drivers are not allowed to leave the scene of an accident unless the police tell him or her to do so.

Here are some of the best reactions by Mzansi on social media to the viral tweet:

LeevhuLeaks says:

"She is too close to the steering wheel, that alone is a red flag."

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Dineo_SN says:

"Leadership."

Bhelekazi says:

"Steering is right by her chest."

'He nailed a 22 point turn', Mzansi reacts to VW Polo driver stuck in a drain

A poor Volkswagen Polo driver was a laughing stock on Twitter as Mzansi tore into his bad driving skills, Briefly News reports.

The tweet was posted by a Senior Researcher at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Dr Ridhwaan Suliman on Twitter with the caption: "Our response to the #COVID19 pandemic.”

The driver then begins to reverse out of the area but the wet grass is the only winner as the front-wheel-drive car struggles to make its way out from the lower section. It ends spectacularly with a burst radiator that spews steam and a more damaged car that finds itself back in the drain.

Source: Briefly News