Teacher Without a Car Shares the Chaos of Riding Learner Transport

Teacher Without a Car Shares the Chaos of Riding Learner Transport

  • A teacher shared a chaotic glimpse of commuting with students, capturing the yelling, crying and bickering
  • The video sparked laughter and reactions on social media, with many users poking fun and relating to the teacher's experience
  • Some suggested the teacher get a car, while others empathised with the noisy morning routine
Teacher without a car shares the chaos
A primary school teacher's TikTok video showing the noisy chaos of commuting with students went viral, sparking empathy and humour on social media. Image: @siya_kamteni
Source: TikTok

A primary school teacher has shared a glimpse into the daily chaos of using learner transport, giving many a good laugh and sparking a conversation on social media.

The teacher, who goes by @siya_kamteni on TikTok, posted a video showing the reality of commuting with students, capturing everything from yelling and crying to bickering among the young passengers.

Chaotic ride to work

In the video, @siya_kamteni sits at the front of the transport, seemingly resigned to the noise that fills the vehicle:

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The chaotic atmosphere of the transport, with children shouting, crying and arguing, struck a chord with many who could relate to the experience of dealing with a group of energetic pupils early in the morning.

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@siya_kamteni spoke about teachers' challenges, particularly those who rely on public or learner transport.

The video quickly gained attention on social media, with users flooding the comments with their reactions:

@Nomfundo Moh humorously pointed out the powerful voice of one of the crying children in the background:

“Lona okhalayo😭😭😫 cha unalo izwi." [The one crying... no ways, she has a voice.]

Another user, @lungilethandeka81, cheekily suggested that the teacher might avoid this chaos if they had a vehicle:

“Hi, why ungathengi imoto?😂” [Hi, why don’t you buy a car?]

@Nosihle expressed disbelief at the amount of noise so early in the morning, saying:

“Yini le engaka ekhalisa umuntu ngo 7 hai ngeke guys😭” [What could be causing so much crying at 7 am? No, guys, this is too much.]

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@Lindo_kuhle empathised with the teacher’s plight, writing:

“Lapho usayo memeza ilanga lonke 😭😭” [And you’ll be shouting all day too.]

Meanwhile, @intombikasechaba questioned why the teacher wasn’t trying to control the situation, asking:

“Awukhuzi ngani?😭” [Why don’t you discipline them?]

@ZeeLungy shared the sentiment, commenting:

“Yhoo izingane zethu zihlupha early so 🤣🤣🤣” [Wow, our kids are so troublesome this early.]

A fellow teacher, @LONDIE👩‍🏫, commiserated with the situation, adding:

“At least you sit in the front 😂😂😭💔 I sit in the back with them.”

@Fundie26 hilariously recalled another struggle of the ride, stating:

“They be farting and laughing lapho, yoo 😩😩😩”

@yenkosi.hlubi pointed out that the chaos isn’t just limited to older students, sharing:

“😭😭 You know what’s wild? Primary classes are also THIS chaotic 💆🏾‍♀️🧎🏾‍♀”

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Commenting on the hilarious video, a Nigerian mother shared how her daughter returned home in shorts.

Source: Briefly News

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Reitumetse Makwea (Editor) Reitumetse Makwea is a Current Affairs journalist at Briefly News. She has a National diploma, Advanced diploma and Post-graduate diploma in Journalism from the Tshwane University of Technology. She first worked as a student journalist and freelancer for Caxton's Record Noweto and later joined The Citizen News, where she worked for a little over 3 years covering politics, environmental news, business, education, and health. Reitumetse joined Briefly News in 2024. Email: reitumetse.makwea@briefly.co.za