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A short rural run on the R68 through battlefields country.
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The R68 and R33 share the road for the first few kilometres east of Dundee. Stay on the R68 where the R33 splits off towards Vryheid.
Cattle, goats and people on or beside the road, especially near villages and at dusk.
Potholes and broken edges in places. Slow down and don't swerve suddenly.
Minibus taxis pull over to drop off and pick up, sometimes without warning. Keep a gap and don't overtake on blind rises.
Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift are signposted in this area if you're visiting the battlefields.
Passengers only, or once you've stopped. Never while driving.
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