THIS man is a teacher at a local school and every day of the week he uses a family car to get to work.
But on weekends he also transports goods for customers around Hammanskraal, which is why he needed a bakkie.
Q: What car do you drive?
A: A 1989 Nissan 720.
Q: When did you buy it ?
A: I bought it in 1994
Q: Is it your first car?
A: No, it’s my third.
Q: Why did you choose it in white?
A: I like bright colours and the brightest is white.
Q: Why do you love it?
A: It is a commercial vehicle which means it was built with a tough body to work hard and bring food to the table without me worrying when it’s going to break down.
Q: Did you customise it?
A: Yes, I customised the storage area so it can carry heavier loads all at once.
Q: How far have you travelled?
A: I have been to Mahikeng and Mareetsane in the North West.
Q: Is it your dream car?
A: No, that’s a Toyota Rav4.
Q: Are you licensed to drive?
A: Yes, I got my license a few years ago.
Q: Will you let anyone drive it?
A: Yes, my wife, Itumeleng.
Q: Do you have any traffic fines?
A: No, because I obey the rules of the road.
Q: What do you think about other Mzansi road users?
A: Most drivers are too impatient on the roads and speeding is another cause of big problems.
