Mzansi Express Bus Company Employing Unqualified Drivers?
A Mzansi Express bus narrowly escaped an accident after its driver dangerously overtook a gas tanker along a narrow highway.
The bus company has come under fire after spectators pointed out that the bus company employs unqualified personal following a near death accident which was caused by the bus driver.
Mzansi Express manages a fleet that transports passengers between South Africa and Zimbabwe. The company is headquartered in South Africa, although it is owned by Zimbabwean Cabangani Dylan Mangena.
A video is trending online showing a Mzansi Express bus dicing with d3ath in Zimbabwe. The incident occurred close to Lundi in Masvingo.
The driver clearly showed that they are not in any way capable of ferrying passengers or capable of using his common sense.
The bus driver ferrying passengers was highly charged, and he was speeding. This was despite the fact that he was travelling on a single-lane road.
In front of him was a gas tanker that he wanted to overtake. However, the truck would not allow him to pass.
The reckless bus driver then encroached the other lane to overtake despite an oncoming car approaching. People shooting the video expressed shock, assuming they were about to witness an accident.
The Mzansi Express driver then drove out of the road from the oncoming lane before going back. He then drove back onto the lane, not his, even though another car was nearby. The small car driver had to engage his brakes and inch out of his lane.
The bus driver then sharply turned in front of the gas tanker to block its way. He then stopped the bus and forced the tanker to halt. Watch the gritty video below.
Zimbos expressed shock at the near-tragic incident online.
Cakez:
“He needs to be reported.”
Brendon:
“Take both the truck and the bus drivers’ licences.”
Elviddo:
“😂😂😂 muchati vanhu vaku driver ivo vachitotamba Euro Trucks zvavo jealous down.”
Wevhu:
“And all the 70+ passengers won’t stop the driver.”
Taff:
“😂amana kaaa….ma driver anenge akarohwa ne mbanje 🙌”
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Jwabu
January 9, 2024 at 4:01 am
The bus driver was at fault. He should not expect a car in front of him to just give way for him. Did the police investigate this video? Was the driver fined and was the tank driver questioned? You would discover that nothing was done.even though there was gross negligence and recklessness. Even Mzansi did not suspend the driver he is still working and may one day kill everyone on board. Failure to reprimand fails the future.