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Delivery drivers, just like taxi's, can do whatever they like.
Sunningdale dr, Sunningdale, Cape Town. 13 Nov 2024 , 18:13 pm RegNo: CAA 37766. Red Scooter (delivery) - Pick n Pay.
Scooter driver was arguing with lady who stopped to allow me to cross the road. Was worried about her safety, he was very aggressive towards her and blocking traffic. He kept on screaming at her for over 3 minutes, not worried about how he's blocking the road.
I parked my car and walked up to him, told him to look behind him, he's causing a traffic jam. That' I've seen plenty cars doing the same at that intersection.
He said 'ill f... you up old man. He then pulled away, swung his right hand towards my head, which landed on left side of my head, drove into left side of my body (left arm) with scooter right handle bars while he drove off.
Reported incident to SAPS TABLE VIEW, ref nr CAS 196/11/2024- all leads followed up - case closed. Docket will be re-opened upon new leads. Aha - I guess if black drives into you with motorbike or car, case closed (but if white person drives into black, jailtime). Awesome living in so-called SA democracy. Makes me wonder why SAPS even exist.
Riding the wrong way up one-way streets, ramping over pavements, driving along pedestrian walkways, and dodging between cars in standstill traffic. These are all tactics used by Checkers Sixty60 delivery riders rushing to their destination.
MyBroadband journalists have observed Sixty60 riders committing all of the traffic infringements listed above in recent months.
My own observations (chase at max speed inside residential complexes, delivery at 11:30 pm at night inside residential complexes, jump red traffic lights, etc.). That applies to pick no pay, checkers, Uber, delivery drivers. They've become just like taxi drivers - mentality - we own the roads in SA.
https://mybroadband.co.za/news/business/616421-checkers-sixty60-delivery-riders-are-out-of-control.html
Riding the wrong way up one-way streets, ramping over pavements, driving along pedestrian walkways, and dodging between cars in standstill traffic. These are all tactics used by Checkers Sixty60 delivery riders rushing to their destination.
MyBroadband journalists have observed Sixty60 riders committing all of the traffic infringements listed above in recent months.
My own observations (chase at max speed inside residential complexes, delivery at 11:30 pm at night inside residential complexes, jump red traffic lights, etc.). That applies to pick no pay, checkers, Uber, delivery drivers. They've become just like taxi drivers - mentality - we own the roads in SA.
https://mybroadband.co.za/news/business/616421-checkers-sixty60-delivery-riders-are-out-of-control.html
Perhaps it's time they employ less migrants / immigrants from Africa (less crime).
Perhaps it's time they employ less migrants / immigrants from Africa (less crime).