Learner Driver Has Mzansi in Stitches Because She Didn’t Know Which Pedal Was for Braking

Learner Driver Has Mzansi in Stitches Because She Didn’t Know Which Pedal Was for Braking

  • Two women are going places, but unfortunately for them, they are not headed very far with the car driven by a beginner
  • A silly Twitter user shared a funny post on social media and had the perfect caption for his video of a new motorist
  • South Africans always love a good laugh and joked about the 'legendary' way Nthabiseng stopped the vehicle she was learning to drive

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A man on socials with the handle @jah_vinny_23 shared a video of a woman learning how to drive. Everything seemed to be going just fine until Nthabiseng's passenger told her to hit the brakes.

Nthabiseng's driving skills
A Twitter user shared a cringy video of a learner driver and social media reacted by sharing a chuckle at her scary driving ability. Image: Getty Images
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After failing to slow down, Nthabiseng's passenger repeated frantically, asking her to press on the brakes.

That is when a rather puzzled Nthabiseng, who was looking straight ahead on the road, dropped a bomb on her companion and the video viewers when she asked the woman which pedal she should press on.

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The car finally came to a stop, but with the help of a crash, and because of the bash, Nthabiseng's passenger's phone, which had been recording, fell out of the woman's hands and the 25-second video also stopped recording.

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Somehow, the social media user got his hands on the visuals and in amusement posted it on Twitter, sarcastically captioning it with a trending quote from another hilarious SA video that attracted the same reaction that he had predicted to Nthabiseng's driving clip.

@jah_vinny_23 wrote:

"You know where the danger is?"

Take a look at some of the hilarious reactions to the video.

@OzalwauMaMnguni said:

"Legendary... "

@BlackLetsatsi commented:

"Eish. The real danger is the teacher. Teaching is skill bolena. And now Nthabi is traumatised. She will have anxiety about learning how to drive and get PTSD every time she hears, 'Vrrrrrrmmmm'."

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In a related story, Briefly News reported a spoilt teenager who already has this driving thing under control.

Many Mzansi learners marked the register of their first day back at school for 2022 on Wednesday, 12 January. One girl entered her matric year in style after she posted videos of herself arriving in a Porsche and dripping in luxury.

The girl, identified as Luyanda Mhlalukwana (@yanda.woods) took to social media to share how she arrived on her first day of Grade 12. In the videos, she is seen dressed in her uniform and driving a Porsche before she goes on to show off her Christian Dior 'book bag' and her 'essential' Louis Vuitton sunglasses. In her last Instagram snap, she is seen sitting in the vehicle.

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The video was also shared to Twitter by online user @Xozam1.

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Mihlali Vellem Mihlali Vellem is a holder of a Boston Media House Diploma (2019) and NOSA certificate (2021). She’s been a Briefly News’ Human Interest writer and has written about the different sides of South Africans’ life, including viral and success stories. Before Briefly, Mihlali had worked for Highbury Media, INFUSEmedia (2022), and Daily dispatch (2017). She is passionate about communication industry strategies and brand-building activities.

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