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When a Taxi Broke Down, Joburg Drivers Chose Kindness | SA News

In the middle of rush hour chaos, Joburg motorists reminded us that compassion is still alive on our roads.

Johannesburg, South Africa (30 August 2025) – Johannesburg traffic doesn’t often inspire warm, fuzzy feelings, but every now and then, a moment happens that reminds us why South Africans are extraordinary when it comes to looking out for each other.

Sarah Britten, a friend of Good Things Guy, shared a heartwarming post on LinkedIn after witnessing something simple yet powerful on the Cowley Road bridge in Bryanston. It wasn’t the usual chaos of rush hour that caught her attention but rather the way strangers chose kindness over convenience.

“During rush hour yesterday…

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