A fourth KwaZulu-Natal alcohol evidence centre was unveiled in Durban on Wednesday to curb drunk driving in the province. “Drunk driving remains one of the biggest killers in South Africa and this centre is an important step in our mission to reduce the number of fatalities on KwaZulu-Natal’s roads,” said provincial MEC for transport, Willies [...]
With more than 2500 drunk drivers arrested in the first 20 days of December on roads across South Africa, the Arrive Alive website is also receiving advice and recommendations from the public. We would like to share one of the emails received from these visitors: Contact Page Information from ArriveAlive.co.za Name: Bakang Surname: Country: South [...]
As part of a multi-faceted initiative to combat alcohol abuse in South Africa, the South African Breweries Ltd (SAB) launched a bold advertising campaign to counter prevailing alcohol abuse amongst South African drinkers. This follows the announcement by SAB last month that it would step up significantly its anti-abuse and responsible consumption activities nationwide. Targeted [...]
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We would like to share positive news received ahead of the 2009 Intervarsity in Potchefstroom. Several partners have joined forces in efforts to make this Intervarsity a safe event – and a special focus has been placed on the safe driving by students between Bloemfontein and Potchefstroom. Here is the latest update: PROJECT ARRIVE ALIVE: [...]
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Last week we added a blog posts titled “Intervarsity may be enjoyed responsibly and with safe transport!!”. This public private partnership aimed at the upcoming intervarsity could be described as an excellent example of how cooperation could improve the safety of sports spectators on the roads. The SADD/SAB Good Practice, “Responsible Drinking, & Drinking then [...]
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