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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, whether you are an experienced driver or not, when it comes to attacks, they don't care whether you are an old truck driver or a new driver.
I have 9 guidance that can help you to be protected, but it's not 100 percent because anytime you are in a trap 🪤.
Always have data bundles in your phone and make sure your data is on.
Make sure you communicate with your friends and listen to the voice notes you receive from your friends if possible.
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Don't give your documents to anyone along the road to avoid dramatic things.
Avoid moving alone or night driving as it is also dangerous.
Don't drive fast in market places and make sure you lock your truck doors.
Always pray for your journey before starting off your engine.
Change your emergency money into small Congolese money so that you will be able to give to those kids whenever they ask you for money.
Make sure your documents are in order, e.g. commesa.
Always pay the toll plaza; please don't be cheated by your friends into not paying the toll, you will regret and end up running from your truck.
In addition, all these listed guides are not 100 percent because anytime the Congolese can attack you with or without experience.
We move by the grace of God
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