Driving

Happy Easter to all our members and the wider community. Wishing you all a wonderful Easter, spending time with loved ones. Please drive safely on the roads, always slow down, and remember there’s no rush. Reaching the destination safely is the best reward for every motorist! Let us be kind and courteous to our fellow […]

The journey begins! Wherever you’re headed this Easter, safety comes first. When you arrive, let’s create a wave—post with reaching the destination safely is the best reward for any motorist! Let us be kind and courteous to our fellow road users and remember that road safety is a team activity – let us help each

Background Information: An understanding of the way level crossings operate could save your life someday. The danger is particularly acute when travelling on an unfamiliar route. Road users must follow road rules and signs and pay attention to the road environment when approaching rail crossings. International police statistics show that up to 95 per cent

Safe driving involves thoughtful driving and adjusting driving to the prevailing conditions. With the suggestions below, we should be able to share roads responsibly with other road users! Why is driving at Sunrise and Sunset an Increased Risk to Safety? Vulnerable Road Users Not only drivers of motor vehicles and trucks share the roads at

Hi All In the beginning, before the advent of the Big City, we all lived in small villages in the middle of large open spaces. Man had lots of room to move around and had time to enjoy the best aspects of nature falling asleep in the evenings under bright canopies filled with millions of

It is very important to consider other road users on roads with pothole risks. Sudden changes in direction may be deadly, especially for our most vulnerable road users. Among the crash reports on the Arrive Alive website, we have found numerous examples of injury and death to pedestrians and cyclists where drivers have lost control

In modern society, the mother-to-be simply can’t stay at home and wait around for nine months. Our pregnant road users need to know that unless they suffer from a special condition, they can live normal lives without too many changes. As long as it is comfortable, they can get in a car right up until

4 min…. read In Zimbabwe, where the roads are often crowded and traffic flows continuously, courteous driving practices are paramount. Understanding and adhering to driving etiquette can significantly enhance road safety and create a more pleasant driving environment. Driving is an everyday activity for millions, yet it can also be one of the most dangerous.

Zimbabwe is well known for electrical storms and lightning. However beautiful these might be at times, they also present a deadly and very real threat to those caught in the open. Approximately hundreds of people are killed by lightning in our country each year. It’s not always possible to predict where and when lightning will strike,

Many new drivers will take to the road after successfully passing their driving tests. You may have some hiccups along the way and not know how best to cope. Statistics show that the first six months of solo driving are when you are most at risk. This week’s tips advise new drivers from Drive Zimbabwe