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<b>BE ALERT!</b> Emergency services, police and volunteers are already on duty on the N3 toll route between Gauteng and Durban ahead of the main Easter holiday rush. <em>Shutterstock </em>
<b>BE ALERT!</b> Emergency services, police and volunteers are already on duty on the N3 toll route between Gauteng and Durban ahead of the main Easter holiday rush. <em>Shutterstock </em>

DURBAN, kwaZulu-Natal - Emergency services on the N3 Toll Route claim to be (March 31 2015) on high alert already for the Easter weekend but point out that crash avoidance is the responsibility of every driver.

N3TC is part of the highway that links industrial Gauteng with the holiday city of Durban and the north and south sections of coastal KZN.

Reckless driving, N3TC said, was still a major cause of crashes on its route. During 2014 most involved lost vehicle control followed by a roll, rear-ending, and vehicles simply going off the road.. Speed, aggressive driving and unroadworthy vehicles were also to blame.

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