We also spoke to Alida Jones – CEO of Drive More Safely. The organisation was started by Alida when a motor vehicle accident claimed the life of her eldest son. The aim of this organisation is to train road users through education, using a magazine, a learner driver training centre and providing affordable learner-and driver license training to the underprivileged. On the 24th February they will be launching the "Child safety in the vehicle" campaign. The campaign aims to give the low-income family the opportunity to keep their child safe when on the road. Speakers include: Ashref Ismail (RTMC)
Prof. Sebastian van As (Red cross childrens hospital)
Nina September (Department Community Safety WC Directorate Road Safety Management)
Place: St. Margaret’s Anglican church hall
Cnr. Kommetjie road and 5th Avenue
Fish Hoek
Time: 18h30 for 19h00
Applicants for a child safety seat must earn less that R7500.00 per month and can apply for a child safety seat. These seats will be handed over at the launch. If you want to know more about the fund you can contact their offices on (021) 785 7656 or visit www.drivemoresafely.co.za
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