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Oil spill warning for motorists on M3 in Cape Town

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Garrin Lambley

Motorists travelling along the M3 near Wynberg Park in Cape Town are being urged to slow down after an oil spill left the road slippery and vehicles at risk of losing traction on Monday afternoon.

The warning applies to the M3 northbound near the Wynberg Hill landmark, where drivers are advised to reduce their speed and approach the affected stretch with caution.

Avoid sudden braking

Motorists heading towards Cape Town should remain alert and avoid sudden braking that could cause their vehicles to skid on the slippery surface.

The oil spill poses a potential hazard, particularly for drivers travelling at higher speeds or those who are unaware of the affected section of road.

Motorists are urged to exercise patience and remain vigilant while travelling through the area.

Further details about the spill, including its cause and whether any traffic disruptions or road closures will follow, have not yet been confirmed.

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