TRAFFIC ALERT: Cows cause gridlock on N2 Amanzimtoti
Police are on the scene where two cows are on the freeway.
Two cows have brought Durban-bound traffic to a standstill this afternoon (Tuesday, 8 May).
A motorist advised the Sun at about 3.30pm that traffic is backing up on the northbound carriageway at the foot of Twini hill, near Prospecton, where two cows are on the freeway.
Police are on the scene, but one cow has laid down in the fast lane, while another is obstructing the other lane.
Mvc involving a cattle truck on N2N bottom of twini hill. Traffic at stand still right up to Oppenheimer off ramp. #amanzimtoti. @ecrtraffic @TrafficSA
— Paul (@DurbanFire) May 8, 2018
One Twitter user’s post indicates there has been a car accident involving a cattle truck on the N2 at the bottom of Twini Hill. Traffic is at a standstill right up to the Oppenheimer off ramp.
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