Taxi operators say everything is still under control as thousands of people continue to make their way out of Gauteng. The Wanderers long-distance taxi rank in Johannesburg was buzzing as people left for home, to different provinces and neighbouring countries. Rank managers have urged drivers to exercise caution on the road and pleaded with passengers to behave.
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