Speeding: reports from South African roads
Speeding means driving faster than the posted limit, or too fast for the conditions. Higher speed means longer stopping distances and far worse injuries when something goes wrong. A report works best with the plate, the road, the time and a short clip showing how fast the car was going compared with the traffic around it.
5 reports
LZ 34 SB GP
Silver Renault Kwid
Skipped a stop streetKempton Park, Gauteng10 viewsReported by FynDassie32Novice Bait-WheelerMB 65 YZ GP
Silver Ford Ranger
Reckless or dangerous drivingKempton Park, Gauteng5 viewsReported by DapperMeerkat86Dam-Wall HopperMJ 51 ZC GP
White Volkswagen Amarok
Reckless or dangerous drivingKempton Park, Gauteng25 viewsReported by OulikeOlifant346Dam-Wall HopperJN 27 ZC GP
Red Mazda CX5
SpeedingKempton Park, Gauteng13 viewsReported by SterkKameelperd712Novice Bait-WheelerBS 12 YB ZN
White Toyota
Reckless or dangerous drivingGqeberha, Eastern Cape17 viewsReported by EerlikeVisarend971Dam-Wall Hopper
Staying safe
The general limits are 60 km/h in urban areas, 100 km/h on other roads and 120 km/h on freeways, unless a sign shows otherwise.
Read the safety guide: Everyday driving skills
