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The case against a minibus driver, accused of killing mountain biker Burry Stander in an accident, was postponed to the 21st of October for trial in the Port Shepstone Magistrate's Court on Wednesday.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) says Njabulo Nyawose, facing a charge of culpable homicide, was released on a warning.
Twenty Five-year old Stander was cycling in Shelley Beach on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast when he was struck by a minibus taxi Nyawose was allegedly driving on January 3.
Charges against him were reinstated last month, after they were provisionally withdrawn.
