Drive More Safely urges road users to change bad habits on our roads

Alida Jones - CEO of Drive More Safely was also instudio to tell us more about road safety and the urgency of changing one’s habits on our roads as the festive season is fast approaching. This past Sunday November 18th marked "World Remembrance Day for Road Crash Victims". The day is commemorated annually on the 3rd Sunday of November to rem
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ember those who lost their lives on the roads of the world. Drive More Safely aims to educate road users using campaigns, educational literature, motivational talks and a fully equipped training centre for learner drivers. It urges government to put the same amount of urgency into road safety as they did for the past 20 odd years for HIV/AIDS because road crashes is stealing future leaders and nothing is being said about this. Individuals can make a difference by committing to the following 10 Road Safety commitments to use a seatbelt, Wear a helmet on a motorcycle, Drive at a safe speed suitable for the conditions, Not drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Not use a mobile phone when driving, Be visible as a pedestrian or cyclist, Know and respect traffic laws, Maintain the vehicle in a good condition, Be licensed and trained for the vehicle you drive and Know how to react in case of a crash. For further information you can contact Alida on 081 311 3223 or send an email to
alida@drivemoresafely.co.za alternatively visit www.drivemoresafely.co.za

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