WATCH: Travellers sokkie after trucks block the road ahead

Blocked by trucks? Don't worry, just dance!

A screenshot of a group of people dancing on the Oliviershoek Pass. Picture: Sean Badenhorst’s video on Facebook

Evidence of the holiday spirit continuing into the first week of January is seen in a Facebook video showing how a group of people decided to sokkie (dance) in the rain when the road at the bottom of Oliviershoek Pass in KwaZulu-Natal was blocked by two trucks.

Facebook user Sean Badenhorst posted the video on his Facebook page, stating: “Sokkie in die pad! (Dancing in the road). At the bottom of Oliviershoek Pass, we came across two truck drivers on their way up that had somehow blocked the road completely. The youngsters ahead of us didn’t get irate, they just sokkied in the rain… So South African. So cool!”

The video, which was posted at 8.05pm on January 4 had already been viewed 67 000 times by Friday morning with 822 shares and 635 reactions.

A screenshot of Sean Badenhorst’s Facebook post. Picture: Facebook

In the comments section of the post, many shared their delight at the positive spirit of the dancers. Some also considered whether it symbolised a rain dance:

Comments on Sean Badenhorst’s Facebook post. Picture: Facebook

Watch the video here:

Another motorist who was positive about the road also shared this video:

One of the most breathtaking passes in South Africa. Road works finally completed & superb to drive on! #OliviershoekPass #SouthAfrica #KZN pic.twitter.com/okoUNgrDXX

— Edward Moleke Makwana (@EdwardMakwana) January 4, 2017