One person has been killed following a collision involving a pedestrian and a vehicle on the R102 between the Verulam and Ottawa traffic lights
26 October 2026 | From Arrive Alive
One person has been killed following a collision involving a pedestrian and a vehicle on the R102 between the Verulam and Ottawa traffic lights on Sunday afternoon.
It is believed that the pedestrian was attempting to cross the busy roadway when the collision occurred.
KZN VIP’s emergency medical team arrived on scene to find the pedestrian trapped beneath the vehicle. Sadly, the victim showed no signs of life and was declared deceased on scene.
The driver sustained no injuries despite the significant damage to the vehicle. No other injuries were reported.
Traffic along the R102 was affected. Metro Police and other law enforcement agencies were called to the scene. The circumstances leading up to the collision remain unconfirmed.
KZN VIP urges pedestrians to use designated crossings wherever available and ensure it is safe before crossing any roadway. Motorists are urged to remain alert for pedestrians. We encourage the community to share road safety awareness with others to help prevent further tragedies.
Our sincere condolences go out to the deceased’s family and loved ones.
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