27/10/2026
26-10-2026
CERT CENTURION | N1 HIGHWAY, CENTURION
MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION LEAVES MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN INJURED
On Monday evening at approximately 22h30, CERT Centurion crews responded to reports of a serious motor vehicle collision on the N1 highway near the John Vorster Road off-ramp in Centurion.
Upon arrival, crews found that a single motor vehicle had left the roadway, collided with a roadside barrier and travelled down an embankment.
A woman in her thirtiess and her two young children were reportedly ejected from the vehicle during the collision.
The mother and a boy, approximately 2 years old, sustained serious injuries, while a girl, approximately 4 years old, sustained moderate injuries.
All three patients received medical attention and were stabilised on scene before being transported to a nearby hospital by Nels EMS for further medical care.
The exact circumstances surrounding the collision remain unclear at this stage.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Tshwane Emergency Services Department, Nels EMS, Netcare 911, National Traffic Police, Tshwane Metropolitan Police Department, First Help Towing, Precision Towing, and all other emergency and support services for their assistance and cooperation on scene.
ROAD SAFETY REMINDER | PROTECT EVERY PASSENGER
Seatbelts and appropriate child restraints play a critical role in reducing the risk of serious injury or death during motor vehicle collisions.
Motorists are reminded to ensure that all occupants wear seatbelts and that children are correctly secured in age-appropriate, properly installed child safety seats.
When travelling at night, reduce your speed according to road and weather conditions, maintain a safe following distance, remain alert and exercise additional caution.
Every journey matters. Buckle up, secure your children and drive responsibly.
Our thoughts are with the injured family, and we wish them a full and speedy recovery.
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