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The Road Safety Foundation will continue to work with corporates, their employees and, as a key strategy for 2011, focus on key responsibilities of individual road users.

Each individual that puts up their hand to behave in a responsible manner on the roads, takes us one step closer to safe roads.

Let's work together to make our roads safe! 

  
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philip.hull@roadsafetyfoundation.co.za    7/9/2010 7:51:08 PM
Hi Phil - A voice from your youth!
Your name came to me from no where yesterday, so here''s my email address. I would love to chat to you agaion after all these years - it must be about 14...?? Warm regards Dawne Canning 082 735 9129
mbolekwa@hotmail.com    5/12/2010 7:28:07 PM
Volunteering at Road Safety Foundation
Good day, I am interested in joining your company as a Volunteer and make a difference in the injuries we see everyday on our roads. About me: I am 27 year old male living in Soweto, Jhb. Please do contact me should you be need of a volunteer. regrds, Brian Mbolekwa 0789297858
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maureen@2mail.co.za    3/16/2010 10:39:07 PM
Enquiry
HI I am so proud to see that there is people in South Africa that geniunely cares about road safety. Let me know when you have a vacancy. It must be great to be part of your team. Kind Regards Maureen
marianne@heightsafety.co.za    2/5/2010 8:27:59 AM
use of LDV''s vehciles belonging to companies
what is the law or where can I find it -pertaining to use of LDV''s carrying of passengers. Is this allowed and what are the limits? Many thanks Marianne
Shirley@orangenumbers.co.za    1/19/2010 6:29:40 AM
In the Spirit of Riding
Hi, Iwould like to make an appointment to see Petro as a follow up on a discussion we had last year, wherein we would like to know if we can work together. We ride motorbikes, do lots of charity work with bikers and have found that there is a need for more road safety awareness around bikers, but we as such do not have the know how and would really appreciate some assistance on this. Mnay thanks Shirley 0743205515
ojoosepora@aol.com    11/24/2009 2:12:35 PM
road safety sesitization in Kenya
Due to the large number of human lives lost as a result of road accidents "Road Safety "has become a great concern to almost every person in Kenya. We are a newly registered Non governmental -organization (a non profit charitable and educational organization solely edicated to reducing the frequency and severity of motor vehicle accidents by improving the safety of Kenya''s roads. Most of the accidents occurs on head on and roadway departure crashes we hereby request you to on how we may be helped to introduce Audio Tactile landmarking. Thank you William Ouma Chairman SEPORA
frico@civilandcoastal.co.za    10/23/2009 9:34:53 AM
regulations i.r.o. the Number of passengers in a single cab LDV
Please advise. Some LDV''s have 3 safety seatbelts. Is this permissable to have three persons in a Single cab?
lydiata@absa.co.za    9/28/2009 1:18:06 PM
Heavy Container trucks using residential roads
I live in a suburb in Boksburg and over the last 6 months or so I have noticed an influx of Heavy Container trucks coming into our residential area to make use of the Bottle store and the Pizza Shop. The problem here is that they do U turns in the middle of our narrow roads which are only ment for smaller vehicles, this causes pot holes and damage to the tar. Then they park on the pavement next to the Pizza shop blocking the pavment for pedestrians, they hjave driven over the Stop sign twice already. They are also urinating in public on the corner where all can see including woman and young children who are walking to the shops. Is there a law that prevents these huge truck from entering residential areas, surley they can make us of the large petrol stations and shopping centres. What can be done to stop this and who is responsible for the repairs to the pavement where they have been parking etc. Please help or advise me where we can get help from. Thanking you in antic
lydiata@absa.co.za    9/28/2009 1:17:36 PM
Heavy Container trucks using residential roads
I live in a suburb in Boksburg and over the last 6 months or so I have noticed an influx of Heavy Container trucks coming into our residential area to make use of the Bottle store and the Pizza Shop. The problem here is that they do U turns in the middle of our narrow roads which are only ment for smaller vehicles, this causes pot holes and damage to the tar. Then they park on the pavement next to the Pizza shop blocking the pavment for pedestrians, they hjave driven over the Stop sign twice already. They are also urinating in public on the corner where all can see including woman and young children who are walking to the shops. Is there a law that prevents these huge truck from entering residential areas, surley they can make us of the large petrol stations and shopping centres. What can be done to stop this and who is responsible for the repairs to the pavement where they have been parking etc. Please help or advise me where we can get help from. Thanking you in antic
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