WATCH | Risky stunt lands ‘dancing’ Durban driver in hot water

Author: Sakhiseni NxumaloPublished on: April 8, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

WATCH | Risky stunt lands ‘dancing’ Durban driver in hot water

A Durban man, filmed performing dangerous stunts on a public gravel road, has handed himself over to authorities in Pin. This action raised concerns about road safety and reckless driving behavior. Local authorities were alerted by the viral video of the incident.

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