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VIDEO: SA traffic officer entertains drivers with impressive dance moves!

Nobody likes traffic.

Being stuck in traffic can be boring, stressful if you have places to be, and just plain frustrating.

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South African drivers also have to deal with everything from potholes and busted traffic lights to wildly reckless drivers.

Every now and then, there is a little something that you might notice while driving along that can bring a smile to your face.

One of these moments was captured and posted on TikTok.

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Not only did this moment bring some happiness to those who witnessed it in person, but it has also brought some positivity to the internet (which you can never have too much of).

In the video, a traffic officer can be seen directing cars on the road, but this is not your average traffic officer.

While in full uniform and doing an exceptional job at directing the traffic, he is also dancing like nobody’s watching.

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As he twirls and swirls he seamlessly avoids the cars and is helping everyone get to their destination safely.

The video was filmed in Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) and the caption mentioned that this is something you’ll witness “Only in the friendly city”.

Watch the video here:

Viewers have been loving the video and have left some lovely positive comments:

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