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You are here: Home / News / Another Truck Stuck Under Elgin Bridge in Kempton Park

Another Truck Stuck Under Elgin Bridge in Kempton Park

11 November 2025 by Guest

Another truck got stuck under the notorious Elgin Bridge in Kempton Park this morning. Despite it being a recurring phenomenon, the Ekurhuleni Metro has taken no meaningful steps to address this serious and ongoing public safety risk. While the Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) awaits official statistics from the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD), local […]

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Another truck got stuck under the notorious Elgin Bridge in Kempton Park this morning.

Despite it being a recurring phenomenon, the Ekurhuleni Metro has taken no meaningful steps to address this serious and ongoing public safety risk.

While the Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) awaits official statistics from the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD), local reports suggest that more than 27 similar incidents have occurred this year alone.

The danger is real; the Freedom Front Plus would like to remind the public of the tragic explosion on 24 December 2022, when a fuel tanker carrying liquefied petroleum gas became wedged under a railway bridge in Boksburg and exploded.

The disaster killed 18 people and injured 37. It must never happen again.

Each of these incidents not only endangers the life of the truck driver, but also the lives of other motorists, residents and emergency services personnel.

The absence of clearly visible warning signs, physical barriers or enforceable height-control measures is obvious proof of the Ekurhuleni Metro’s failure to prioritise residents’ safety.

The party warns Ekurhuleni to stop ignoring the problem and gambling with people’s lives.

The Freedom Front Plus will hold the ANC and EFF coalition government directly accountable for any future loss of life resulting from their failure to act.

The situation warrants immediate intervention — whether through more obvious road signage, structural protection or rerouting traffic.

Waiting for another tragedy before taking action would not only be negligent, but unforgivable.

Freedom Front Plus Historical Context: The FF Plus emerged from the political changes following the end of apartheid.

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