The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Perodua launches five-year road safety campaign

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PETALING JAYA: Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd (Perodua) has launched a fiveyear Road Safety Campaign to inculcate good driving behaviour among Malaysians.

President and chief executive officer Datuk Aminar Rashid Salleh said statistics had shown that the occurrence of road accidents in the country reached half a million last year, with 7,000 deaths or a fatality rate of six per cent, higher than previously.

“A survey showed 80.6 per cent of the road accidents were due to human negligence,” he added, at the launch of the Perodua Road Safety Campaign and Perodua Child Seat, here yesterday.

The campaign was officially launched by Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Abd Aziz Kaprawi.

Aminar said the five-year programme’s initial focus is on the four pillars of good driving habits, namely the wearing of seat belts, non-usage of mobile devices while driving, the usage of turn signals and usage of child seats.

He said the safety campaign includes putting up promotiona­l materials at Perodua sales and service outlets nationwide, with safety messages targeted to reach one million customers within a year of the programme.

Perodua also unveiled its locally produced infant and toddler seats, under Perodua’s all-new range of car accessorie­s, GearUp, at the event.

From now until Chinese New Year 2018, Aminar said the seats are being offered at introducto­ry prices of RM660 and RM780 for the infant and toddler seats respective­ly.

After the promotiona­l period, the infant seat will be priced at RM790 and the toddler seat at RM980.

“We believe the products are competitiv­e when compared against other establishe­d brands, and what’s more, they come with our seal of approval,” he added. — Bernama

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Perodua’s road safety campaign’s initial focus is on four pillars of good driving habits, namely the wearing of seat belts, non-usage of mobile devices while driving, the usage of turn signals and usage of child seats.

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