The truck was stopped on the N2 near the Somerset Weigh bridge as part of routine control on Saturday afternoon

Police say they are on the search for more suspects they believe were behind the torching of trucks in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN)

Surgeons on scene had to amputate both lower limbs of the man after he was crushed in truck crash in the early hours of Thursday.

It’s not clear at this stage how the incident occurred or if anyone sustained injuries.

While a total of 19 suspects were arrested, police also managed to recover ten illegal firearms and four hijacked vehicles.

A case of culpable homicide is being investigated by KZN SAPS after two police officers were recently struck and killed by a truck.

While the driver of the articulate truck escaped unharmed, two female pedestrians were not so lucky

Aaron Motsoaledi said the Beitbridge Border crisis was caused by truck drivers, while the RFA believes it is due to new COVID-19 regulations.

Selfish. Irresponsible. Reckless. You name it… Gauteng Traffic officials have poured scorn on a local trucker who smashed the drink-drive limit.

At least one person is recovering from head injuries which were sustained when a delivery truck crashed into two homes in Atteridgeville, Pretoria

If all else fails, send in the army – that’s the mantra seemingly being adopted by SAPS, who are seeking SANDF intervention to limit truck attacks.

It’s believed that some supermarkets may struggle to keep their shelves stocked, should the recent wave of truck attacks continue.

The road freight industry is under siege as the country has seen a spike in attacks on trucks. President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed concern over the violence

Truck drivers have taken to the streets, to protest against the hiring of their foreign counterparts. KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala said they’d engage stakeholders

Truckers and industry experts are urging government to urgently intervene in a sector vital to the country’s economy.

A night of anarchy has shut-down two of Gauteng’s major highways, after a number of trucks were petrol-bombed on the N3 and R103.

A truck, allegedly carrying explosive materials, blew up shortly after catching fire on Thursday night in Delmas, Mpumalanga.

While the situation has improved and traffic is moving, the reasons behind the protests are still not clear and the Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department has said it would continue manning the road

This heart-stopping footage shows the moment that a ‘texting trucker’ took reckless driving to a new level, slamming into another HGV.

According to JMPD the truck was carrying scrap metal, which was then strewn across the N1 in Midrand following the crash.

This remarkable footage captures the moment a truck was thrown from the side of the R46 in Villiersdorp, as gale-force winds batter the Western Cape.

As truck drivers continue to down tools, several vehicles were torched on national highways in the early hours of Wednesday 8 July.

During a meeting of NatJOINTS and the government Task Team, SAPS were briefed on how to police the ongoing truck driver protest.

Despite a court interdict warning against a national protest, truck drivers have persisted in getting their point across.

As residents of KwaMsane protest the lack of water being supplied to their town, some members of the group petrol bombed a truck.