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Protesting taxi drivers bring N2 to a standstill

18 October 2019, 4:55 PM  |
Mlamli Maneli Mlamli Maneli |  @SABCNews
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Taxi drivers have abandoned their vehicles in the middle of the freeway, blocking all the lanes.

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Taxi drivers have abandoned their vehicles in the middle of the freeway, blocking all the lanes.

Traffic in Cape Town has been brought to a standstill on the N2. This comes after taxi drivers have abandoned their vehicles in the middle of the freeway, blocking all the lanes.

The taxi operators are protesting against traffic fines.

 

Taxis have shut down the N2 in Cape Town ?? pic.twitter.com/ylzDrKXhhW

— Nomsa Radebe (@lifewithnomsa) October 18, 2019

They are demanding that the City of Cape Town and provincial government authorities reduce traffic fines for road offences.

Traffic has also been blocked from Woodstock main road inbound.

Meanwhile, police and traffic officials, as well as law enforcement agencies, have their hands full trying to control the situation.

 

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