Truck Wipes Out Six Cars
A 20 ton truck set on a a destruction path this evening when it collided with at least six vehicles, including a Yeoville Police bakkie in Houghton.
A 20 ton truck set on a a destruction path this evening when it collided with at least six vehicles, including a Yeoville Police bakkie in Houghton.An eighteen year old matriculant miraculously escaped death this afternoon when his VW Citi Golf collided with the front of a 20 ton tipper truck in Rooseveldt Park.
On examination it was found that he only sustained a few bruises and a possible spinal injury. If he had any passengers in his vehicle, they would have probably not survived or would have been seriously injured.
tree next to the road.
attended the scene, he noticed his stolen vehicle driving passed him on the highway shortly after he reported it stolen at the police station from Orange Farm. The owner contacted the Metro Police and gave chase behind his vehicle. The Metro Police arrived shortly after. The owner explained that as the suspects allegedly tried to outrun the Metro Police, they lost control in the bend of the highway split and the car crashed through the armco barriers down an embankment.
quickly, only to find that two of the people have died and four were in a critical condition. The Fire Department had to use the jaws of life to rescue some of the trapped victims. Most of the patients were flung from the two vehicles. It is believed that most of the occupants were on the back of the two bakkies.
An elderly woman is in a serious, but stable condition after she was allegedly knocked down by a car on Jim Fouche Drive this afternoon.
minor injuries after his BMW he was travelling in overturned in Linksfield yesterday.

the middle lane of the highway. Three occupants of the car were injured. The male driver of the car sustained minor injuries. An elderly lady, who was sitting in the back at the time, sustained possible fractures of her legs and is in a serious condition. Another female passenger had to be cut out from the car by the Johannesburg Fire Department.