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Calling all fleet industry professionals – make your voice count!

09 May 2024 - by -
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Webf leet, Bridgestone’s mobility solutions company, in association with Freight News, has launched its annual Road Safety Survey, a unique initiative aimed at gathering valuable insights and feedback from f leet professionals. The survey is designed to gather insights from business owners and f leet professionals in South Africa, collecting data on the state of South African roads and best practices to address challenges, which will be released in a special report – the 2024 Webf leet RoadSafety Report – later this year.“Fleet professionals play a vital role in ensuring the safety of drivers, vehicles, and communities on our roads. Your experiences and perspectives are invaluable in shaping the future of road safety. By participating in this survey, you can make a real impact and help drive positive change within the industry,” says Justin Manson, sales director of Webf leet South Africa.Participating in the survey is quick and easy! Click on the survey link provided to access the questionnaire. Responses will be treated with strict confidentiality, and the data collected will be aggregated and anonymised for analysis.Click here to participate:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K Y R8Q S9As a token of appreciation for completing the survey, all respondents will be automatically entered into a lucky prize draw. One fortunate participant will win R5 000 to donate to a road-accident charity of your choice.“We encourage all f leet professionals to take a few minutes to complete the survey. Every response is valuable. Together, we can make significant strides towards fostering a better road safety culture in South Africa,” Manson said.

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