Cape Town’s N2 freeway to the airport is a dangerous road, where criminals target drivers, especially those with flat tires. One woman, Masroofa Kassen, was robbed in broad daylight after her tire shredded. Thieves use spikes to stop cars, then quickly steal valuables before vanishing into nearby bushes. Officials are proposing a R180 million, 12kilometer safety wall, but many worry it won’t truly solve the problem, as criminals always find new ways. Drivers are left to improvise, using special apps or modified cars to stay safe on this risky route.
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